06/03/2020
Howell Carnegie Library
Due dates have been extended until July 6. If you wish to return materials now, please use our dropboxes. Stay tuned for more information as we slowly and safely begin to reopen.
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06/02/2020
A free food distribution is happening today until 1pm in the upper/north lot of St. John Catholic Church, 2099 N. Hacker Rd., Howell, MI.
500 boxes will be distributed on a first come, first served basis.
Mission completed!
Thank you to Gordon Food Service for your partnership with St. John Catholic Church in distributing 500 boxes of produce today!
06/01/2020
The City of Howell, Michigan
The City of Howell, Michigan
The City of Howell grieves the loss of life in Minneapolis and hopes that justice for George Floyd comes quickly. We respect the rights of individuals and/or groups to peacefully protest and we are dedicated to being accommodating for the needs of those who want to voice their concerns through that avenue. The City of Howell and the Howell Police Department are actively working to partner with those that want to peacefully protest to ensure safety for all.
Unfortunately, the City of Howell has recently been targeted through social media and threatened with acts of violence. The potential for peaceful protests to be hijacked by outside groups, similar to what has happened in other communities, is always possible. The Howell Police Department, Livingston County Sheriff’s Office, as well as other state and federal agencies, are continuing to monitor and investigate any and all threats against our community.
For the past several decades the City of Howell has made efforts to eradicate the negative racial stigma that some have associated with our City. We will continue these efforts as it is paramount that we act and are perceived as a welcoming community for all. We believe ending this stigma and furthering diversity in our community takes a village – we urge community members to continue to reach out to your City officials to share your ideas on how we can achieve this goal. While the City of Howell has made significant progress over the years, we can and always want to do better.
05/30/2020
Howell Area Fire Department
A successful equine rescue was performed today by HAFD. She was over a mile into the woods and heavily stuck in a marsh. Crews worked to free her and assisted her to dry land where she was able to bear weight again. Thank you to Animal Control Officer Lockhart, the neighbors, and veterinarian who aided us is returning her home.
05/30/2020
Brighton Area Fire Authority
We are so proud of our graduating seniors at Brighton High School! Congrats to all of our seniors! #classof2020 #brightonmi
05/28/2020
05/25/2020
Memorial Day Tribute - "Thank You"
Memorial Day Tribute - "Thank You"
Remembering those who gave it all so that we can live in freedom. Speech from Ronald Reagan, 1985. Arlington National Cemetery championforest.org
05/24/2020
Swift Water Safety Warning from Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office : Nixle
https://local.nixle.com/alert/8013208/?sub_id=232279
The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office is again urging the public to exercise extreme caution when engaging in recreational activities on any stream or river in Washtenaw County or surrounding ...
05/24/2020
Livingston County Government
With Memorial Day tomorrow, As the holiday weekend approaches, our Livingston County Health Department encourages residents to continue practicing safe steps if and when gathering.
The following are tips for a safer gathering:
1. Keep it small. A gathering should be under 10 people.
2. Meet outside.
3. Stay at least six feet apart.
4. Wash or sanitize hands often.
5. Wear masks if possible.
6. Do not share food, drinks, or other items. Have everyone bring their own snacks or serve food with single-use serving utensils.
05/20/2020
Howell Area Fire Department
Howell Area Fire Department
Please join us in thanking Captain Bandy’s sons, FF Matt Bandy & FF Marc Bandy.
Matt started with our department as a Cadet and went on to serve the Howell area for 5 years. We wish Matt well in his future endeavors.
Marc attended the Howell High School fire Academy while starting with our department as a Cadet, then spent a year with us as a Firefighter. We wish Marc well as he leaves us to further his career with Ann Arbor Fire Department.
05/18/2020
Livingston County Government
Livingston County Government
Join us in celebrating #EMSWeek2020 and thanking our local EMS responders for their service. We are extremely proud of our Livingston County EMS for their commitment to excellence in emergency care!
05/17/2020
Howell Public School District
Our next meal kit distribution is tomorrow, Monday, May 18 from 4-6p.m. in the circle drive on the north side Howell High School. If you need meal kits delivered, please visit, http://bit.ly/2vZoHa2. Requests must be received by 2 p.m. today, Sunday, May 17.
05/16/2020
Livingston County Health Department
There is still a lot we don’t know about COVID-19 antibody testing.
05/13/2020
City of Howell Michigan Police Department
Comin’ in hot for our next feature during National Police Week: Officer Derek Sawyer and Officer Andrew VanBuskirk!
Officer Sawyer attended the Wayne County Regional Police Academy and graduated in May of 2017. He attended college at Schoolcraft College and Western Michigan University. His hometown is Hartland, MI.
Officer VanBuskirk attended the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy in the summer/fall of 2017. He earned his Associate’s degree from Lansing Community College. Officer VanBuskirk’s hometown is Brighton, MI where he was raised and graduated high school.
05/13/2020
Putnam Township Fire Department
Please join us in congratulating Curt Ruf on his first full year of service as Fire Chief of Putnam Township. As of today Chief Ruf has been with the department for 365 action packed fun filled days. He has faced several challenges and implemented numerous improvements. We've certainly kept things interesting for him!!
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Congratulations Chief on the first of many years serving the residents of Putnam Township.
05/12/2020
City of Howell Michigan Police Department
Next to be featured as part of National Police Week: the Howell PD's Officer Jay Poet and Officer Andrew Maas!
Officer Poet was born and raised in Clare, Michigan. He attended the Northern Michigan University Regional Police Academy and graduated from Saginaw Valley State University with a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and with minors in Emergency Management & Religious Studies.
Officer Maas is from Flushing, Michigan. He attended Ferris State University from August 2015 - May 2019. In his last year at Ferris, he attended the FSU Law Enforcement Academy and graduated Cum Laude with his Bachelor's in Science for Criminal Justice, with specialty in Law Enforcement.
05/12/2020
City of Howell Michigan Police Department
It's National Police Week! Get to know the men and women of the Howell Police Department that serve and protect our community. Featured today is Officer Kelly Kozowicz and Officer Jordan Inman.
Officer Kozowicz grew up in Shelby Twp. and attended Eisenhower High School. She went to Oakland University and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with a concentration in addiction studies, then attended the Oakland Police Academy in August 2019. After attending the police academy, Officer Kozowicz was hired by the Howell Police Department in January 2020.
Officer Inman attended the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy from May to September of 2019. He additionally received his Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice from Washtenaw Community College. Officer Inman was born in Ann Arbor but grew up in Howell.
05/08/2020
Howell Carnegie Library
Stay strong, Howell.💪🏻❤️
#librariesmatter
#communityconnected
#howelllove
05/06/2020
City of Howell Michigan Police Department
A big thank you to our community artists! What a wonderful thing to see walking into work 💕
04/24/2020
RIP
It is with great sorrow and deepest regret that we inform you of the passing of one of our most avid supporters. Bernie Hager, father of Captain Bryan Hager passed at home. Bernie was well known through out the fire service for his eagerness to help, always having a hot coffee or cold Gatorade for crews when they were sent for rehab at DART. We will always remember Bernie for great conversation that helped lighten the mood on the most serious of scenes, his jokes at the department open house, and his visits to the station, to stop in and check on us. We are greatful for everything throughout the years. Bernie will be missed by all. Please keep the memories you shared with Bernie and his family close to heart. At this time plans for a celebration of life are being discussed for a date to be shared.
04/23/2020
UPDATE: She has returned home safely
04/22/2020
Livingston County Government
Hey, Livingston County! The 2020 Census helps all of us, so make sure that your entire family is counted. Taking just 10 minutes to finish your Census helps ensure our local hospitals, schools, and community services get the funding they deserve. And did we mention that our county is currently the #1 county for responses in Michigan? Help us keep it that way!
The census is quick, easy, and all of your responses are confidential. Either respond online at www.my2020census.gov or by phone at 844-330-2020.
And yes, we know that this family picture is fake. It's a fact that all family pictures ALWAYS turn out perfect. 😉
04/20/2020
LACASA - Livingston County, MI
LACASA - Livingston County, MI
Child Abuse Prevention Month: Children need to be taught how to respond to and interact with the world around them.
Making sure that they have the language to explain how they feel is one way to build strength in your family.
Problem solving, giving words to feelings, modeling empathy, and helping your child learn how to be a good friend are all part of building up their social and emotional abilities.
04/08/2020
Jonna's Market
Community: Jonna’s has consistently been donating meals and beverages to health officials and law enforcement while they’re protecting all of us on the front line.
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04/04/2020
FlexTech High School - Brighton
FlexTech sent some extra nitrile gloves we had in storage to @stjoeshealth today. Thank you to @monashand from @repslotkin's office for picking them up and dropping them off!
We know it's a small contribution, but we're happy to help anyway we can!
03/31/2020
Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch
911 is here for you, please stay home for us!
#unitedwestand
03/30/2020
Howell Carnegie Library
Howell Carnegie Library
A message from Library Director Holly Lamb (and yes she is sporting a Detroit Tigers cap). Let’s count on each other to make sure Livingston County counts! www.livgov.com/census2020
#census2020
#becountedmi2020
03/28/2020
Brighton Area Fire Authority
Thank you to our amazing community for supporting BAFA like you do. Your admiration does not go unnoticed! We're continually adapting and preparing for these testing times but we couldn't do it without supporters like The Home Depot donating water and safety glasses. Thank you! #brightonstrong
03/15/2020
Famous Actors Read Children's Books (Teacher Freebie!)
Parents! This a nice resource to try and occupy your little ones while we practice #socialdistancing
We love this freebie teaching tool: famous actors read children's books that we all know and love. It's a great break from your typical read aloud.
03/14/2020
Howell Public School District
On Monday, March 16, Monday, March 23, and Monday, March 30, from 4 to 6 p.m., our Food Service Department will be providing free meal kits to any families who need them. There is no ID or income requirement to receive a meal kit. The kits will contain seven days of breakfast and lunch foods. The meal kits will be available for pick-up from 4 to 6 p.m. in the circle driveway on the north side of Howell High School (near the rock).
For families who are unable to secure transportation to pick up a kit, the district will offer delivery. If you need a kit delivered, please visit https://forms.gle/Y8k9Bke2ccotusjJ9.
03/14/2020
Torch 180
03/11/2020
What matters to you? Schools? Hospitals? Public Safety? All of these community services rely on funding that depends on census responses. By completing your #2020Census you’ll help shape the future of our community by making sure our services get the funding they need! Share what matters to you and why you’ll be filling out your census form. Learn more about how your census responses help all of us in Livingston County at https://www.livgov.com/census2020.
03/10/2020
Howell Varsity Hockey
POLICE ESCORT FOR THE HIGHLANDERS!!!!!!
140 Ice Den
Line the streets by 4:45pm. No later than 5:00pm! We don’t want to miss the bus!!
03/09/2020
WHMI News
Per Livingston County Clerk Elizabeth Hundley, voters have until 4:00 p.m. today to request an absentee ballot from their city or township clerk. The voter must make the request in person with their clerk and must vote the ballot in the clerk’s office; the voter is not permitted to leave the office with the ballot.
Voters who wish to spoil their absentee ballot for any reason also have until 4:00 p.m. today. They must appear in person to their city or township clerk and must vote the ballot in the clerk’s office as well. Voters who have already returned their AV ballot may not request to spoil their absentee ballot on Election Day.
Voters who have not received or returned their AV ballot have additional options on election day. They should contact their city or township clerk directly and follow the instructions the clerk provides. A voter may use the following link to locate their city or township clerk. https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/
In order to be counted, all absentee ballots must be returned to the city or township clerk by 8:00 p.m. when the polls close tomorrow evening. Voters should return their absentee ballot in person rather than by mail at this point.
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Charles Dickens words, “It was the worst of times; it was the best of times” seem to be particularly appropriate to our current situation. There are some people who take the opportunity to scam vulnerable people with fake Covid-19 test kits, others who hoard supplies that everyone needs and try to sell these items at exorbitant prices.
However, there are so many people of various ages from all around the world who demonstrate the caring and generous side of humanity in a crisis. These individuals reach out to people in need and find creative ways to help. They are people from all walks of life, who don’t expect anything in return. Then there are the first responders who always run toward danger and the doctors, nurses, and medical workers who show up every day to face this invisible enemy threatening their own health. The food and drug industry workers make sure that products are available for all of us.
This is a terrifying and uncertain time but it is also a time of great hope because people are realizing what’s really important in life, the lives and well-being of family, friends and mankind. The world is becoming kinder and we are noticing.
Thanks whmi for the awesome lunch from all of us at murphys family auto !
What was happening on Hyne Rd. this morning just east of the US 23 overpass? There were cop cars everywhere.
Do you love gardening and serving the community? The MSU Extension Master Gardener Program is a volunteer training program for people who are enthusiastic about learning science-based, environmentally-friendly gardening practices. After training, MSU Extension Master Gardeners share their knowledge with others to improve Michigan communities. Information and registration for the Livingston County (Howell), winter 2020 volunteer training course can be found at https://events.anr.msu.edu/mgvpspringlivingston20/ or through mg.msue.msu.edu. The Livingston County class will be held at the EMS building in Howell, MI on Tuesdays from 1-5 p.m. Final registration deadline, January 14, 2020.
This is the way one of your employees talks on social media?
Hi Friends! Kensington Valley Chamber of Commerce here asking for your assistance. Please help us to help keep YOU IN THE LOOP with event updates for our Brews Bites & Beats event (formerly Blues Brews and Brats) PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND LIKE OUR PAGE! This helps us so so much.
Visit our Brews Bites & Beats page and hit the Thumbs up button. We have some great changes this year including mixing up the musical genre, opening the doors a bit later and well, changing the name. We are now officially BREWS BITES & BEATS. Still great craft beers wines and ciders on tap from Draught Horse Brewery, amazing music and delicious food from Cherry Pit BBQ (New Chamber members) and Kiwanis who will be serving up a variety of good stuff! . We will have some domestic selection as well for all who prefer the domestic beers. Please Like our FB page and join us on August 3rd on Whipple street for a great night. We can't wait to see you!
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❤❤ Thank you so very much WHMI 93.5, Aubree's in Howell & Meier in Brighton for lunch & flowers here at Liberty Title in Brighton. We all truly appreciate it! ❤❤
Any information about the heavy police in Hamburg yesterday? From the facebook thread I was reading funds were drawn. Several police departments were involved including green oak. Thanks.
TRUNK OR TREAT! Join us tomorrow evening 6-8 pm (Saturday 27th) for Hardy UMC’s Annual FREE event. Come hungry! Pizza, chili, apple cider, cookies, crafts, hayrides and of course candy! Donations will be accepted but not expected! 6510 East Highland Rd ( m-59)
https://www.facebook.com/events/726475474397525/?ti=ia
Please join us tomorrow for some chili, mac and cheese, and an amazing silent auction! All money will benefit Howell native and Brighton resident, Debbie Colley, as she gets a double lung transplant at the Cleveland Clinic.
Some items up for bid include: tickets to MSU football and basketball, lions vs rams, and redwings, antique players piano, SkyZone passes, overflowing gift baskets, home decor, handmade signs and so much more!!