As election nears, Michigan, other states confront intimidation of clerks
by Peggy Dodd , Pierce Gentry , Shelby Rickert , & Olivia Talkington, News21 (Bridge Michigan) Editor’s Note: This story contains graphic language from threatening voicemails and emails sent to election officials across the U.S. ROCHESTER HILLS – Exactly seven days had passed since the 2020 presidential election when Tina Barton sat down at her desk and saw the blinking light […]
Report: Michigan’s weak pollution cleanups are costing future generations
by Kelly House (Bridge Michigan) By polluting the state’s groundwater and choosing not to clean it up, Michigan industries are saddling future generations with untold financial, social and health risks. That’s according to a new report from researchers at Michigan State University and the nonprofit FLOW (For Love of Water) that recommends changing Michigan law to make […]
Free COVID shots program ends for uninsured. In Michigan, what now?
by Robin Erb (Bridge Michigan) A federal program that has provided free vaccines to uninsured and underinsured Americans has come to an end, but it appears that at least some doses are heading to Michigan this fall. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has requested 12,000 doses of the updated vaccine, Ryan Malosh, […]
Work to connect Watkins Lake Trail to city set to begin!
submitted by Ron Milkey, Manchester Township Supervisor The wait is finally over! Phase 1 of the non-motorized pathway through Manchester Township to connect the City of Manchester to Watkins Lake State Park is scheduled to start Tuesday, September 3, 2024. Phase 1 of the pathway will extend from the west side of Carr Park and […]
Millie’s turns 2 and brings an indoor golf experience to Manchester!
by Laurie Brewis Coffee and Golf! How can you go wrong? Join Millie’s Coffeehouse on Saturday, September 7, 2024, from 9am to 4pm to celebrate Millie’s Coffeehouse’s second anniversary. While you are there, check out their brand-new, state-of-the-art golf simulator! T-Time Golf Simulator is a comprehensive golfing simulator designed for everyone. It features advanced technology […]
Semi-truck hits Sharon Church
by Sara Swanson Last Tuesday evening, the area suffered power outages as thunderstorms rolled through. One outage encompassed the traffic signal at the corner of Pleasant Lake Road and M-52. Wednesday morning a traffic accident occurred there sending one of four people involved to the hospital with a leg injury and damaging Sharon Church, located […]
5th Annual Manchester Haunted Walk
submitted by Pat Sahakian The Manchester Area Historical Society is hosting the 5th Manchester Haunted Walk on Saturday, October 19, at 7:30pm, led by local actress and playwright Breeda Miller. The walk will feature the spooky side of Manchester history. Tickets are $20 presale or $25 at the door. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, September […]
Final List of September Adult Learners Institute classes
submitted by Joan Gaughan, Adult Learners Institute As mentioned in the August 28 issue of the Mirror, the Manchester District Library now takes its place among the sites in which Adult Learners Institute (ALI) is offering its popular classes. Established by Henry Ford and housing both the library and the village offices, the building is […]
Sharon Church’s annual scrap metal drive to include bottles and cans
submitted by Sharon Church We are excited to announce that Sharon Church’s annual scrap metal drive is back! Join us on September 7 and 14, from 9am to 3pm. This event not only supports our local community, but also helps further Sharon Church’s mission work. Bring any unwanted scrap metal — from old appliances to […]
Manchester Cub Scouts holding Information Night
submitted by Jenni Hagood, Cub Scout Pack 421 Manchester’s Cub Scouts Pack will be holding an Information Night at Klager Elementary School on September 12 at 6:30pm in the cafeteria. Klager is located at 405 Ann Arbor St. Boys in grades K through 5th grade are invited to attend. In addition, Cub Scouts now has […]
