The city posted notice Wednesday that the public accuracy test for the November gubernatorial election is set for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the City Hall conference room.
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Clio visits Corunna volleyball at 6:15 p.m., while Owosso sends its volleyball team to Lake Fenton and its soccer team to Goodrich.
Aug. 10 minutes show the park and recreation commission voted 4-0 to buy a portable pickleball net for the playground basketball area and to pay $825 for three ballfield weed sprayings.
Three county-vs-county meetings headline a Sept. 29 slate of four soccer matches and four volleyball matches, with first serves and first kicks between 5:30 and 7 p.m.
The Ovid track has posted a minute-by-minute schedule for Maximum "O"verload, the destruction show moved off Sept. 19 — buses, trailers, a flag pole race and a closing stunt.
Five county schools are home Monday night across soccer and volleyball, with Perry soccer hosting Ithaca at 6:30 and Laingsburg volleyball still looking for a first logged win.
Owosso Public Safety sent back FOIA request #880 on Sept. 28, again citing missing name, address and contact information, leaving records tied to a Shiawassee River advisory unreleased.
The farm-animals text amendment in the township's February planning commission packet would allow six hens on a half-acre — but only in the A-1 and A-2 agricultural districts, not the residential zoning where code enforcement is ordering flocks removed.
A day of car show, dirt track racing, power wheels and trunk or treating at the Saginaw County Fairgrounds raises money for kids with congenital heart defects.
An anonymous complaint has forced code enforcement on Bock Street flocks, and the planning commission asked its planner on Sept. 23 to draft conditional use permit language that could let some chickens stay.
The Sept. 28–Oct. 4 calendar is light on public business — one school board, one library board — while 25 volleyball and soccer games fill four nights, and the desk still has no confirmed football finals from Sept. 25.
Every county football final from Friday night is in: Corunna and Ovid-Elsie won the two in-county games, Byron shut out Mayville, and Morrice lost by two.
Seven other Shiawassee County football games, including Owosso at Corunna and Durand at Ovid-Elsie, had not been confirmed by the score desk Friday night.
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All eight county football teams play at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, with two in-county matchups and New Lothrop the best logged record at 3-1.
Public Safety sent back the newsroom's Sept. 25 FOIA request for wastewater plant records, again citing missing address and contact information, leaving a reported discharge to the Shiawassee River unconfirmed.
The city's hearing notice says exclusive garbage contracts are meant to meet a 2022 state requirement that 90% of single-family homes have curbside recycling.
The city posted notice Thursday of a public hearing on an amendment to its parks ordinance that would prohibit camping on any property Owosso owns or controls.
Minutes of the Sept. 8 council meeting record pushback from a local hauler and his customers, and a council member saying the city wrote off $15,000 in unpaid parking tickets.
The council adopted the towing ordinance Sept. 21 after a public hearing, and set an Oct. 5 hearing on the single-hauler trash ordinance and on a ban on camping on city property.
Two nights of racing at Owosso Speedway, eight football games Friday and a Ball Street market fill the Sept. 25-27 weekend across Shiawassee County.
Five soccer matches and one volleyball trip fill the Sept. 24 slate, with Chesaning and Corunna the only county teams playing at home.
The hospital said Thursday that Dr. Gavin Ambrosi, a board-certified general surgeon who most recently ran a trauma program in northern Wisconsin, has joined Memorial Healthcare Surgical Associates and is taking new patients.
The village council also cleared $157,901.69 in bills, refunded $933.13 to a West Broad Street property owner and approved wood duck sculptures downtown for a Friends of the Shiawassee fundraiser.
Five volleyball matches and one soccer game fill the county slate tonight, with Owosso (2-1) home against Goodrich at 6:15 p.m. and the Trojans' soccer team at Linden at 6:30.
Owosso Speedway says campsites for the Sept. 25-26 season finale are still available but going quickly, and it has spelled out gate times, pit parking and the paperwork drivers should bring.
The village council's only item at 6 p.m. Sept. 24 at Village Hall is whether to file an application for a Grade Crossing Improvement Project at the Maple Street railroad tracks.
Four soccer matches and five volleyball matches fill the county slate Tuesday night, with the only in-county meeting kicking off at 6 p.m. in Chesaning.
The school board approved leases for two child care operators on Aug. 19, but the posted minutes do not say which buildings they take, what they pay or when they open.
Minutes from the board's Sept. 9 work session show financial advisers laid out two ballot windows, and the district has since hired an architect and a construction manager to build the case.
MDOT's Mi Drive map shows the left lane of M-21 between Escott and Wren roads closed during the day Tuesday and Wednesday, then again Thursday — the same stretch that has been under shoulder tile work since late August.
The council's Sept. 21 agenda put a Public Act 33 fire special assessment district, a budget amendment, a Historical Commission loan and two equipment buys in front of members at the Community Center; the city has not yet published the outcomes.
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