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Corey bound over on charge of first degree child abuse

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HARRISVILLE---Nickolas Corey, 23, was bound over to the 23rd Circuit Court in Alcona on Friday following preliminary examination for one count of first degree child abuse. He was examined in the 81st District Court in Alcona County with Judge Laura Frawley presiding. Judge Frawley found ...

Alpena CIP meeting on Tuesday

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ALPENA — The Alpena Municipal Council and the Alpena Planning Commission will host a joint meeting on Tuesday at 5 p.m. to review and potentially vote on the city’s capital improvement plan. The meeting is being held in the council chambers at city hall in Alpena. The capital improvement ...

Alpena CIP meeting on Tuesday

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ALPENA — The Alpena Municipal Council and the Alpena Planning Commission will a special a joint meeting on Tuesday at 5 p.m. to review and potentially vote on the city’s capital improvement plan. The meeting is being held in the council chambers at city hall in Alpena. The capital ...

Alpena Sheriff’s Office implements scam information web page

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ALPENA — The Alpena County Sheriff’s Office has created a new page on their website with information about scam calls and a form to report them. Kat Tomaszewski, administrative assistant to Sheriff Erik Smith, built the web page as a central hub for information about scams. “I took the ...

Turkey Trackers supports youth with scholarships and sports

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ALPENA — Presque Isle Turkey Trackers will host their 2026 banquet to support youth interested in shooting sports, the outdoors, and the trades on Feb. 28 at the Posen Community Center. The Presque Isle Turkey Trackers chapter is a nonprofit based in Posen, which champions and encourages ...

City of Alpena wild animals ordinance tabled for a second time

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ALPENA – At Monday’s City of Alpena Municipal Council meeting the proposed modifications to an ordinance making it illegal to feed feral cats was tabled for a second time since November of last year. Prior to public comments, Mayor Cindy Johnson said that the ordinance would be ...