By Special to The Clare Sentinel on Mar 31, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Featured, Opinion | 0 Comments
You and the Law
Richard S. Allen, Attorney at Law
Whenever Liberals are under fire their first reaction is to cry “racist” and shift the conversation to an argument over whether the accused is a racist or not. Since the term has become meaningless through overuse the accusation and denials go on until everybody gets tired [...]
By Special to The Clare Sentinel on Mar 30, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Clare News, Featured, Opinion | 0 Comments
You and the Law
Richard S. Allen, Attorney at Law
In October 1854, during the Crimean War, the British Light Brigade, followed its orders and attacked Russian emplacements in what was later to be called “the valley of death.” 673 Cavalrymen started the charge and when it was over something less than 278 were left. Nobody’s quite [...]
By Cindy Cranmer on Mar 19, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Crime, Featured, Harrison | 13 Comments
Clare Prosecuting Attorney Michelle Ambrozaitis
HARRISON – The Clare County Prosecutor’s Office has decided that criminal charges will not be filed in connection with the accident that resulted in the death of a 49-year-old Harrison woman.
Clare County Prosecutor Michelle Ambrozaitis had requested additional information from the Clare County Sheriff’s Department and that was [...]
By Cindy Cranmer on Mar 16, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Crime, Farwell News, Farwell Schools, Featured | 1 Comment
Lake man arrested in connection with incident
FARWELL – A 39-year-old Lake man was arrested Monday after making threats that caused a local school to be locked down until the situation was resolved, according to police and school officials.
Farwell Superintendent Dave Peterson confirmed that the school district has various levels of security safety practices [...]
By Rosemary Horvath on Mar 13, 2010 in Business & Industry, Clare County-wide, Clare News, Featured | 0 Comments
TOM KOCH: “Let’s talk about needing land for industry in Michigan that has a high unemployment rate and factories closing. We are going after an industry that is shrinking in a state that is shrinking. This is not a good way to spend public money. I disagree with using tax money for private development.”
CLARE – [...]
By Cindy Cranmer on Mar 5, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Crime, Featured | 3 Comments
HARRISON – Despite efforts to make the courtroom more comfortable to testify in for the now 7-year-old boy who has a father and uncle accused of abuse against him, the boy was not able to testify due to memory lapses.
After the efforts Friday evening to solicit testimony in a courtroom closed to all [...]
By Cindy Cranmer on Mar 4, 2010 in Clare County-wide, Crime, Featured | 1 Comment
HARRISON – Jury deliberations that began Sunday night in the trial of two Farwell men who are accused of abusing a now seven-year-old Harrison boy ended Tuesday with a mistrial when a verdict could not be reached.
According to 55th Circuit Court officials, the hung jury resulted in a mistrial Tuesday afternoon. Decisions will now [...]