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Monday, October 1, 2018

Suicide is a problem that hits close to home

Suicide represents a tragic problem in society, one that appears to be worsening per some metrics while getting no worse…

Flanagan-Cornell prepares to be in the pink Tuesday

Flanagan-Cornell High School students on the volleyball team are excited. On Oct. 2, the team will be competing agai…

Pontiac earns spot in postseason with 49-7 win

Indians clinch playoff berth with sixth victory of the season

Art of new business is crafting items made locally

At first glance, Danielle Salz's new business looks like a home decor retail store. Upon closer inspection however, …

Alleged car thief facing more charges

A Wilmington man who was alleged at the beginning of August to have stolen two vehicles, crashing one in Woodridge a…

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Q&A: Everything you didn't think to ask about laundry

Brian Sansoni, a vice president at the American Cleaning Institute, joined staff writer Jura Koncius last week for The Washington Post's Home Front online chat. Here is an edited excerpt.

Farmers gather to help out one of their own in need

At a time in history when people seem to focus more on their differences than similarities, it is humbling to know t…

Downtown tuned in with new speakers

At its first May meeting, the Pontiac City Council approved a project of authorizing Entre Solutions II to install e…

Pontiac taking aim at scoring sixth win and playoff berth

A preview look at Pontiac at Olympia for Week 6 of the football season.

Pontiac school chiefs happy with Enderli

In an effort to make schools safer, the high school and elementary schools of Pontiac have jointly revived the schoo…

HPC fundraiser to help growing number of clients

It might be said that Hope Pregnancy Center in Pontiac has been helpful to the community because of an ever-increasi…

9-year-old provides lesson for her classmates

There are many lessons children learn in grade school, but one that wasn't initially part of this year's curriculum …

Chenoa still discussing disposal contract

After several months of debate, the Chenoa City Council once again stalled on making a decision on approving a new w…

Indians remain unbeaten with homecoming victory

Pontiac was able to accomplish some goals on Friday that could help create a strong second half to the season. By vi…

Drug court should be helpful in long run

The newly instituted drug court in the Livingston County criminal justice system has been in the news recently. But just…

Banner day for Pontiac Unified during homecoming

A unified staff and student body celebrated the national banner recognition from Special Olympics North America duri…

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