Less than a month ago, Tecumseh Public Schools announced that the Tecumseh Community Memorial Pool would “remain closed due to newly discovered structural concerns.” At the August 11 TPS board meeting, members received an update on those issues, and it’s troubling. “Our concern is that the more we’re looking at this, we’re finding things that […]
Screenshot from Lenconnect.com Tuesday, July 25, 2017 Politics is a nasty game of abdication. It’s most prevalent at the national level where Political Parties and career hired hands representatives vie for prime TV real estate to peddle lies to a deprived American audience hungry for any sloppy sustenance. It’s been almost 43 years since Political […]
Image by Another Believer via Wikimedia Sunday, March 5, 2017 Ahead of a potential vote Monday to change Adrian’s ordinance regarding the expansion of certain types of medical marijuana facilities, Shane Horn, the city’s administrator, is recommending city commissioners do not approve any new licensing opportunities. In January, when the issue was brought before the […]
Friday, Aug. 26, 2016 People have the power to affect change in government at all levels, but many do not out of fear of retribution. That fear must end—especially in Lenawee County, Michigan.
Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016 In recent years, the Thin Blue Line of police camaraderie, which is wider now than ever due to increased public scrutiny, has silenced the good officers from outing the bad ones. Videos of questionable and disturbing police behaviors have increased focus on police and how they conduct themselves while on duty. […]
Saturday, July 30, 2016 (Editor’s note: I wrote this several months ago when news broke when Lenawee County law enforcement officials decided it was best to begin prosecuting individuals for overdue library books.) Back in June 2014, five 16-year-old boys inadvertently closed down Tecumseh Park’s (The Pit) beach for several days after discharging blowgun darts […]
Anthony Alaniz 