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Winter Street demolition project takes a step forward

Erik Gable -
Plans to tear down the former Daily Telegram office and several other dilapidated buildings on North Winter Street took a step forward on April 7.

City taking more time to look at Adrian Inn options

A decision could be coming soon on the future of the Adrian Inn property, but city commissioners delayed action at the April 7 meeting because they felt they did not yet have enough information.

Commission votes to offer city administrator role to Emrick

In a development that caught even some city commissioners by surprise, the commission voted on April 7 to name a new city administrator.

Opponents of Trump policies hold ‘Hands Off’ demonstration in Adrian

Adrian was among an estimated 1,200 locations across the country where people gathered to protest Trump administration policies on April 5.

Yard waste can be dropped off at compost site on April 10

An early date for yard waste dropoff has been added to the schedule for the city of Adrian's compost site.

County OK’s backup HVAC system for dispatch center, software for patrol cars

The Lenawee County Commission on March 27 approved the purchase and installation of a backup HVAC system for the county dispatch center.

County commission forms committee to look at restarting its funding of Lenawee Now 

Three years after Lenawee County pulled its financial support of the economic development organization Lenawee Now, the county commission has formed a committee to look into the possibility of resuming that funding.

Dominican Sisters offer legal help with immigration needs

People in need of legal assistance with immigration can get free help from the Immigration Assistance Office of the Adrian Dominican Sisters.

Property fraud alerts available through Register of Deeds

Homeowners in Lenawee County can now sign up to receive free alerts if fraudulent deeds or mortgages are filed that affect their property.

Capitol Roundup: Bellino bill would let local governments act faster on road projects

State Sen. Joseph Bellino (R-Monroe) has introduced a bill that he said would allow local governments to respond to minor road issues more quickly.

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