The history of Cass City Michigan traces its rise from a sawmill village to a thriving Thumb town. From wide Main Streets to Nestlé’s milk plant, Cass City shaped both local and national history.
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Indian Dave, a legendary Chippewa figure from Tuscola County, lived an itinerant life, trading and teaching skills to settlers. He died in 1909, aged over 100, leaving a lasting local legacy celebrated through a historical marker.
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Akron, Michigan, once an industrial center, thrived in the early 20th century due to coal and railroads. A video showcases its vibrant community, industry, and spirit, highlighting its historical significance in Michigan’s growth.
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Tanya Hobson, former director of the Tuscola County Peer Center, was sentenced to six months in jail for embezzling over $1,000 intended for mental health support. Her actions highlight serious accountability concerns in regard to Medicaid funding and oversight.
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The Earle Monument near Cass City, Michigan, commemorates Horatio S. Earle, the first Highway Commissioner. Dedicated in 1930, it symbolizes his significant influence on Michigan’s paved highway system and national infrastructure policy.
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Sheriff Ryan Robinson’s induction into the tri-county Thumb law enforcement alliance strengthens regional cooperation in Michigan. This partnership enhances public safety, resource sharing, and emergency response capabilities, with a collective 95 years of experience among the sheriffs, ensuring robust support for local communities amidst various challenges.
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