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February 4, 2010  RSS feed
DAVISON — Superintendent Clay Perkins, who has been employed by Davison Community Schools as both a teacher and administrator for more than 30 years, announced Feb. 1 he will retire after this current school year. More...
Martin, Soper lead discussion on merger

DAVISON -- The fifth meeting was Monday and their looks were all the same. Arms crossed with their chairs leaned back, those sitting in the large conference room in the Mott Foundation Building stared back at City Manager Dale Martin and Township Supervisor Kurt Soper with skeptical eyes juxtaposed by excited — possibly hopeful — smirks. More...

DAVISON TWP. — The Shriners will hold a mini-clinic at the Davison Masonic Temple, 9108 Davison Rd., from 12-3 p.m. More...
Woman cited for driving on suspended license DAVISON — A 21-year-old Davison woman was cited for driving on a suspended license after she was pulled over for having two blue lights below her front grill. She admitted to the officer that her license was suspended and that her boyfriend had installed the mounted lights. More...
Slezak launches bid for State Senate DAVISON — State Rep. Jim Slezak, D-Davison, will run against Burton City Councilwoman Paula Zelenko for the 26th State Senate District seat this summer. Slezak, serving his first term as 50th District State Representative, said Tuesday he filed for the opportunity last week as well. More...
DAVISON TWP. — The staff at the Davison Family Barber Shop, 9017 Davison Rd., have added new employees, services and products. Linda Dahl and Jennifer Solokolowski announce that with the additions of Paul Gomez and Mike Morey, the Davison Family Barber Shop now has more than 33 years of experience. More...
Making music
RICHFIELD TWP. — Eddie Tabit started out playing in garage bands back in the 1980s which led to some success both locally and through a pending recording contract in Nashville. But his latest musical endeavor is taking him back to his garage roots where he’s hoping to help springboard some of the latest area talent to their own success stories. More...
ART/THEATRE THROUGH MAY 2010 Portrait Figures in Miniature: The Pierson Doll Collection at the Sloan Museum. The collection includes 120 figures in historical settings. SATURDAY, FEB. 13 The Mikado: Opera a la Carte at The Whiting, 1241 E. Kearsley St., Flint. Cost is $18-46 and the show is at 8 p.m. More...
The VIEW from here
As I write this it’s Groundhog Day. No, not the daythat repeats itself over and over like in the Bill Murray movie of the same name, but the day of folklore that says when a groundhog sticks its head out of its hole and sees its shadow there will be a long winter. Of course, the groundhog saw his shadow so we have something like six weeks of winter left. More...
DAVISON — Monday night held a lot of choices for members of the Davison Board of Education, administrators and staff. For instance, there was the pressing matter of whether to try the pizza, the subs or the turkey with gravy. More...
FLINT – Davison picked up three more wins in the past week to improve to 12-4 overall. The Cardinals beat Walled Lake Central, 7-1, last Tuesday and then came back with a solid performance at East Kentwood on Saturday, winning, 7-0, and beat Stoney Creek Tuesday, 4-3. More...

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