The only way one believes that the Pride flag and “Love is Love” are statements of protest is if the person also believes that the bigots and homophobes who are today attempting to take away the rights of our fellow Americans might have a valid argument. I am here to say that they do not—this […]
I filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on September 22 for former Tecumseh High School principal Dennis Nile’s personnel file referenced in the Daily Telegram’s story “Former Tecumseh principal Niles’ personnel file includes alleged inappropriate behavior.” The FOIA request resulted in Tecumseh Publish Schools releasing 45 pages. They contained: Below are PDFs of […]
Read the report Lenawee County Commissioners don’t want you to see. Wondering why you haven’t seen the report for that new fancy sports complex that’ll add a nice shine to our good ol’ county? There are good reasons. A final draft of Crossroads Consulting’s report has been making the rounds, and I got my hands […]
“Greek Sailors on a Venetian Canal” by Friedrich Nerly Tuesday, July 16, 2019 News reporters are supposed to be flies on the wall – observe and report, and if you’ve done your job right, no one remembers you were there. But The Tecumseh Herald reporter Kerry Hamilton Smith was anything but a fly at Tecumseh […]
“Laocoön” by El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos) Wednesday, April 3, 2019 A lot changed last week. We’re searching for our third superintendent in two months. Good job, everyone. We’re a laughing stock. A media frenzy has descended upon the town — and why wouldn’t it? It’s a straightforward story. Drop in for a few hours, shoot […]
Photo by Anthony Alaniz Wednesday, March 27, 2019 Tecumseh Police Deputy Chief Brett D. Coker confirmed Wednesday, March 27, Tecumseh Public Schools interim Supt. Ryan Rhoades contacted him to remove TPS Resource Officer Chad Rodgers over “unsubstantiated rumors.” “The interim superintendent did call and ask that officer Rodgers be removed as the school resource officer,” […]
Anthony Alaniz 