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Davison crowns Corrin Goyette Homecoming Queen
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Stuart Bauer | The Davison Flagstaff
Saturday October 04, 2008, 1:26 AM
Corrin Goyette is flanked by parents Debra and Gerry Goyette of Davison Township as they learn Corrin is the 2008 Davison High School Homecoming Queen on Friday Oct. 3, 2008.
Post a comment | View commentsDAVISON area veterinarian who makes house calls opens own clinic
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Jerry Ernst | The Davison Flagstaff
Saturday October 11, 2008, 11:23 AM
RICHFIELD TWP., Michigan -- Delmar Childs marked his birthday this year with a gift few others could match -- his own veterinary clinic.
Childs, 42, opened the Childs Veterinary Clinic on Thursday at 3058 N. State Road, Suite B. The clinic is behind Paradise Video in a strip mall that runs crosswise to the road, north of Players Inn.
Owning a clinic is a longtime dream for the Colorado native, who earned his veterinary degree in 1994 from Colorado State University and has been in practice in Michigan since 1995.
Bruiser, a 1-year-old morkie (half-Maltese, half Yorkshire terrier) fusses while his veterinarian and owner, Delmar Childs, coaxes him to stand still. Childs and his wife, Cindy, have just opened the Childs Veterinary Clinic.Fund set up to help Angella Reynolds, Brian Taylor; couple injured in Tuscola County crash
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Shannon Murphy | The Flint Journal
Tuesday October 07, 2008, 10:34 PM
GENESEE COUNTY, Michigan -- Friends of Angella Reynolds and Brian Taylor, who were injured in an Sept. 21 accident, have set up a fund to help their families with expenses.
Donations can be made to the Angella and Brian Fund at the Davison State Banks, 625 S. State Road, Davison, MI 48423.
Police said the couple were hit by an alleged drunken driver in Tuscola County. Reynolds of Grand Blanc Township, who was eight months pregnant, lost her baby in the crash. She remains hospitalized in a medically-induced coma. Taylor of Vassar was released from the hospital.
Charles Lambert remembered for woodworking skills
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David Harris | The Flint Journal
Monday October 06, 2008, 8:26 PM
DAVISON, Michigan -- Charles Lambert would spend hours on woodcarving, meticulously crafting each minute detail.
He never sold any of them -- he just did it for pleasure. Lambert, 89, of Davison died Friday of pancreatic cancer.
"He really did beautiful work," said his daughter, Pat Ross of Davison. "It was just a release for him. He had a lot of patience with it. He would spend weeks or even months on each piece."
Sierra Club symposium intended to energize environmental-minded upgrades
by Jerry Ernst | The Davison Flagstaff
Friday October 03, 2008, 5:59 PM
DAVISON TOWNSHIP, Michigan -- Ever consider putting up a windmill for electricity or solar panels for heat? Thought about covering your roof with plants for insulation?
The Nepessing Group of the Sierra Club http://www.sierraclub.org can give you a hand on Saturday, Oct. 11. The locally based club will host a free symposium that day about alternative energy sources.
Continue reading "Sierra Club symposium intended to energize environmental-minded upgrades" »Annual Davison Pumpkin Festival features host of activities for all ages this Oct. 10-11
by Jerry Ernst | The Davison Flagstaff
Friday October 03, 2008, 3:45 PM
DAVISON, Michigan -- Let the games begin.
That would be an appropriate opening for the annual Pumpkin Festival, considering the amount of competition folded into the two-day event.
A costume contest has been added to Friday and Saturday's lineup, which includes vying in such skills as running, pie baking, pumpkin racing, pumpkin decorating, pedal tractor driving and more.
Even the littlest of 'punkins' enjoy the annual Davison Pumpkin Festival, set to take place Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10-11.Annual Davison Pumpkin Festival features host of activities for all ages this Oct. 10-11
by Jerry Ernst | The Davison Flagstaff
Friday October 03, 2008, 3:45 PM
DAVISON, Michigan -- Let the games begin.
That would be an appropriate opening for the annual Pumpkin Festival, considering the amount of competition folded into the two-day event.
A costume contest has been added to Friday and Saturday's lineup, which includes vying in such skills as running, pie baking, pumpkin racing, pumpkin decorating, pedal tractor driving and more.
Even the littlest of 'punkins' enjoy the annual Davison Pumpkin Festival, set to take place Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10-11.Annual Davison Pumpkin Festival features host of activities for all ages this Oct. 10-11
by Jerry Ernst | The Davison Flagstaff
Friday October 03, 2008, 3:45 PM
That would be an appropriate opening for the annual Pumpkin Festival, considering the amount of competition folded into the two-day event.
A costume contest has been added to Friday and Saturday's lineup, which includes vying in such skills as running, pie baking, pumpkin racing, pumpkin decorating, pedal tractor driving and more.src="http://blog.mlive.com/davison_impact/2008/10/medium_JH%20PUMPKIN%20FESTIVAL.jpg">Even the littlest of 'punkins' enjoy the annual Davison Pumpkin Festival, set to take place Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10-11.
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