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Meetings in February 2012  
Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 By: Greg Lazette



Monroe Evening News
MonroeNews.com - Local News - Your source for Monroe County newsCounty grades rutted gravel roads
n The road commission employed a fleet of trucks and graders before the ground froze overnight in an attempt to level off and stabilize the roads for next week.




18 area artists' work on display at show
Kaitlin Bereczky said she feels "like a real artist" after her work was selected to take part in the second annual MONROE Magazine Artist Showcase.




150 attend inaugural Carlson Hall of Fame ceremonies
About 150 people attended a banquet Jan. 19 to honor the inaugural Hall of Fame Class at Carlson High School in Gibraltar.




Downtown parking lot restricted
Periodic partial closures of the Lauer-Finzel parking lot in downtown Monroe started Friday and will continue through June during reconstruction of the lot.




Luna Pier fire started on second floor
LUNA PIER – The fire that damaged a house along Lake Erie Thursday night started on the second floor, officials said.




Teen spends day shadowing deputy who saved his life
BEDFORD TOWNSHIP – It's been nearly two years since Chris Campbell's heart stopped beating on a football field. On Wednesday, the 18-year-old got to spend time with the deputy who saved his life.




Semi crash snarls I-75 traffic
Traffic on northbound I-75 near Nadeau Rd. in Frenchtown Township was snarled early today when two semis collided.




Monroe native Jacob Sacks carves out a life as jazz pianist
Jacob Sacks found the keys to his future career at a fairly early age.




Luna Pier house burns
LUNA PIER -- Crews have extinguished a fire that caused heavy damage to a house along the Lake Erie shoreline Thursday night.




Man with stolen scrap booked
An alleged scrap metal thief showed up at a recycling center on N. Dixie Hwy. Thursday morning and began unloading his illegal goods as the victim happened to be talking to employees to be aware of the theft.




Chase ends in crash in Frenchtown
Michigan State Police are seeking charges against a Carleton man who was injured Wednesday night after fleeing police and crashing on Heiss Rd. west of Telegraph Rd. in Frenchtown Township.




Fireman still fighting fires 50 years later
ERIE TOWNSHIP -- Bob Morin marked 50 years of service with the Morin Point Volunteer Fire Department of Erie Township Wednesday.




'It might get worse': county's gravel roads closed
The Monroe County Road Commission closed nearly two dozen local gravel routes to through traffic Wednesday due to unsafe muddy conditions created by recent mild weather.




Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow




Year ago today: Half a foot of snow
Go to your window and look outside.




Get close to local artists this weekend
Area art lovers eager to peruse and purchase new pieces will have the opportunity to do just that at the second annual MONROE Magazine Artist Showcase.




Dundee not busing students on gravel roads
Parents of students at Dundee Community Schools who live on gravel roads are being asked to pick up their children at the nearest paved crossroad due to the Monroe County Road Commission closing most dirt roads in the district due to...




County may shut some local roads




Bed Bugs found in school
@body copy-standard-justified:Three classrooms at Arborwood South Elementary School in Monroe have been professionally cleaned and are back in use after a teacher found a bed bug in one of the classrooms last week.




Fans take trip down memory lane as blues series opens
More than 150 people were treated to scores of insider stories, rare video clips and plenty of acoustic music during Tuesday's kickoff to the Black History Month Blues Series.




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