Ronald Wagner, 77

Ronald L. Wagner, of Clarkston, died peacefully on November 17, 2020 at the age of 77. Ronald is the beloved husband of Susan Plowman Wagner for 55 wonderful years. Cherished father of Stephanie (Jeff) Morris of Canton, Todd Wagner of Clarkston and Jennifer (Joe) Summers of Waterford, and cherished grandfather of Mark, Matthew, Genevieve and […]

Waldon Village proposal takes next step despite disdain, some pushback

Waldon Village proposal takes next step despite disdain, some pushback

Moraco says new development ‘poor planning’ BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor The proposed development known as Waldon Village, located on the north side of Waldon Road between Sashabaw and Walters roads, had its first reading at the Independence Township Board of Trustees meeting, Nov. 10, and was met with unanimous approval from the seven-member […]

Kittle: ‘So glad we were able to keep the band together’

Kittle: ‘So glad we were able to keep the band together’

BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor This past Monday, the Independence Township Board of Trustees was sworn in by the Honorable Kelley Kostin in a ceremony held at Independence Township Hall. Trustees Jose Aliaga, Paul Brown, Ron Ritchie, and Terri Nallamothu, Clerk Cari Neubeck, Treasurer Rachel Loughrin, and Supervisor Pat Kittle all ran unopposed in […]

Downtown clock ticking again

Downtown clock ticking again

The city clock in front of The Fed is ticking once again. “Last week, a maintenance worker from The Fed and our DPW Director Jimi Turner took a new look at the mechanical workings, identifying a loose connection on one of the main gears,” said Clarkston City Manager Jonathan Smith. “After tightening that connection, the […]

Springfield Santa

Experience the magic of the holidays while visiting Santa’s Winter Wonderland in Springfield Township at the Hart Community Center, 495 Broadway, on Saturday, Dec. 12 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Families will be able to get their picture taken with Santa while he is in his snow globe from the North Pole. Kids can bring letters […]

Church Street clarification

At last week’s city council meeting, a clarification was provided on the closing of East Church Street downtown. Council members Sue Wylie and Joe Luginski made it clear the closing of East Church Street is just a temporary action to facilitate COVID-necessary social distancing at Honcho. 

Notice to Creditors: Dorothy Marie Dusenbury

state of michigan FILE NO: probate court 2020-396, 976-de county of oakland notice to creditors Decedent’s Estate Estate of Dorothy Marie Dusenbury a/k/a Dorothy M. Dusenbury, Deceased. Date of birth 11/12/1944 TO ALL CREDITORS: NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The decedent, Dorothy Marie Dusenbury a/k/a Dorothy M. Dusenbury, Deceased, died October 15, 2020 Creditors of the decedent […]

Notice to Creditors: Richard M. Mieczkowski

state of michigan FILE NO: probate court 2020-396, 461-de county of oakland notice to creditors Decedent’s Estate Estate of Richard M. Mieczkowski. Date of birth: 6/30/1948 TO ALL CREDITORS: NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The decedent, Richard M. Mieczkowski, died July 10, 2020 Creditors of the decedent are notified that all claims against the estate will be […]

Nonprofit seeks support

Nonprofit seeks support

BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor The overall goal of the Tree of Dreams organization has always been to support the local Clarkston community. “We know there are families in need and our goal is to help them provide a positive experience through the holidays for their families,” said Tree of Dreams board member Tracey […]

Rotary cancels shoes event

Regrettably, the Clarkston Rotary Club has determined it won’t be able to host its annual “Shoes for Kids” event, usually held in December. “The ongoing changes in COVID-19 protocols and safe distancing guidelines have made it difficult to properly protect the health and well-being of the over 600 Clarkston students, parents and volunteers participating during […]