Gatehouse

Monday, July 13, 2020

Daily Newsletter
Stories you must read

Voting changes, COVID-19 challenge Michigan election officials

LANSING - Michigan county and municipal clerks are finding it challenging to meet the needs of voters amid the coronavir…

Hudson school board to meet

HUDSON - The Hudson Area Schools Board of Education will have its regular business meeting at 6 p.m. today.

Clinton Township Board to review election items

CLINTON TWP. - The Clinton Township Board will review election items during its meeting this evening.

1 death, 390 new COVID-19 cases reported in Michigan

LANSING - Michigan reported hundreds of new coronavirus cases Sunday, but the number was down from a day earlier.

Dear Monroe, You Can Do Better

The world has been a hot mess lately. From viruses, to violence. From protests, to abrupt social, economic and political…

Looking Out: Reading books is a wonderful thing

"I just read a four-volume set of books about Lyndon Johnson by Robert Caro," says my friend L. P. Fattire. "Fascinating…

On Campus: Achievements in higher education

Ferris State graduates include Lenawee County-area students

Hitchhiking these days? Good luck with all that

I was driving along a rural road the other day when I noticed a strange site: a hitchhiker.

Be counted as part of the 2020 U.S. census

Earlier this year (pre-COVID-19), I wrote about the importance of the 2020 census. The count is mandated by the Constitu…

Liberty Rally invokes God in celebrating American freedom

BLISSFIELD - A group of citizens upset at the rioting and division they see in the country hosted a small rally in Bliss…

Time to make changes

I see comparisons to pre-World War II and present-day America. Hitler had his Gestapo and his SS troopers and sent six m…

COVID might be biggest fraud in history

Based on what I'm seeing today in the Unites States and the world, any doubt I've had that the world has lost its collec…

Pam Taylor: Historically, evil often uses religion

We just celebrated the Fourth of July, the foundation of American holidays. But a recent news article showing state Sen.…

Pulling down statues changes nothing

On July 6, 1854, a group of 10,000 people met in Jackson, Michigan, to form a new political party, based on anti-slavery…

Zorn prescriptions bill becomes law

LANSING - Legislation sponsored by state Sen. Dale Zorn to require prescriptions for opioids to be transmitted from the …

lenconnect.com

Connect with Us!

You are receiving this communication as a member of the The Daily Telegram. The Daily Telegram values your online privacy. For more information, view our privacy policy now. Please do not reply to this message.

Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe

The Daily Telegram
133 North Winter Street
Adrian, MI 49221

© 2020 The Daily Telegram. All rights reserved.