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Bond for Tipton, Michigan's Dale Warner set at $20 million; What happened to Dee Ann Warner?
Dale John Warner, 55, of Tipton, Franklin Township, Lenawee County, Michigan, United States has been charged in connection with his wife Dee Ann Warner‘s disappearance. She was 52 when she went missing in April 2021.
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Irish Hills Towers, Lenawee County, Michigan, built in 1924.
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The Irish Hills Towers are two wooden observation towers located at 8433 West U.S. Highway 12 in Cambridge Township, Lenawee County, Michigan, in the Irish Hills region. They were added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 2, 2007.
Photo By Matt Callow
#Irish Hills Towers#wooden#observation towers#Cambridge Township#Michigan#US#National Register of Historic Places#black and white#photography#spooky#1924#old
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Someone dressed as Micheal Myers is dancing at the lenawee county fair. Not even on stage just dancing along with the people performing. In a full body suit and mask. Absolute Mad Lad
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From FOX 2 Detroit - Severe weather expected in Metro Detroit; tornado watch for Monroe, Lenawee counties
Severe weather expected in Metro Detroit; tornado watch for Monroe, Lenawee counties
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Tree service Birmingham Michigan
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Exploring Adrian, Michigan: A Vibrant Blend of History, Culture, and Charm
Introduction:Nestled in the heart of Lenawee County, Adrian, Michigan, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and welcoming community, Adrian offers visitors a unique blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities. Let’s embark on a journey to uncover the beauty and character of this charming Midwestern town. Historic Treasures:Founded in 1826,…
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FLP CHAPBOOK OF THE DAY: Fringe by Jennifer Burd
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With language that cuts to the bone, the poems in Jennifer Burd’s Fringe offer portraits of those on the ragged edges of modern #society. Among these poems, readers will find a #homeless man’s story of being mugged; an immigrant woman’s quest for her GED so she can leave the stifling confines of her husband’s house; the plea of a developmentally disabled man for someone to teach him to read; and prison inmates’ longings for acceptance. Letting images and stories speak for themselves, this collection brings into full view the desperation, resilience, and creativity of those who are routinely overlooked or actively brushed aside by mainstream culture. The lyric poems, framed with dictionary fragments, quotes on social #inequalities, and haiku, put the reader in the spaces – inner and outer – of the #marginalized.
Jennifer Burd is author of two previous full-length books of #poetry, Days Late Blue and Body and Echo, and a chapbook with CD, Receiving the Shore, of some of her seasonal poetry set to music by Laszlo Slomovits, She is also author of a book of creative nonfiction, Daily Bread: A Portrait of Homeless Men & Women of Lenawee County, Michigan. Her work has appeared in numerous online and print journals and anthologies. She received an MFA in creative writing from the University of Washington and has taught literature at Jackson Community College, Jackson, Michigan, and creative writing through The Loft Literary Center, Minneapolis.
PRAISE FOR Fringe by Jennifer Burd
Is Hope a thing with feathers/or a blade? What is life like when you are homeless or in prison? Burd sensitively sketches people from her life experiences and work, portrays their existence with all its sharpest edges, its heart wrenching truths. She makes visible what society makes invisible, gives us real numbers as she layers the chapbook with meanings of “fringe” and “marginal,” their implications echoing effectively through her poems. What can be more lucid than these lines about the woman whose scars are – a galaxy of stars up and down her arms, or the man who wants to learn how to read but who has to walk past shelf/after shelf of books in colorful jackets/ with their backs turned to him/, or Alan who lives in his tent saying When I sit here on a nice morning and you see the deer, and the birds flying across – it’s my house. Dare we hope? Can we bend like the grass with dew; sun comes”? It’s Burd who makes us human as we read her poems.
–Zilka Joseph, author of In Our Beautiful Bones, Sparrows and Dust, and Sharp Blue Search of Flame
When people are deemed “marginal” because they are imprisoned or poor or immigrants or without a home, they are too often stripped of their voice. In this powerful collection of poems, based in part on her varied career working with marginalized peoples, Jennifer Burd works to give voice to otherwise silenced narratives. Whether focused on a hot meal, a lingering kiss, or a literature class in prison, these poems pay attention to our shared humanity, and ask us to pay attention too. A lovely, empowered collection of poems.
–Andrea Scarpino, author of three books of poetry and a chapbook published by Finishing Line Press. She is Executive Director of the Noble Neighbor, which connects books and authors with kids.
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Margaret Jenette Dinius was born on March 1, 1926 in Pontiac, MI to Arthur E. and Mildred M. (Woodworth) Hassenzahl. Margaret lived her early life in the Pontiac area growing up with her four sisters. She graduated from Pontiac High School in 1943 and attended Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina. She married Harold C. Dinius on June 19, 1948 in Adrian, Michigan. Margaret was employed at several businesses as a bookkeeper in the Lenawee County area. She retired to Manitou Beach in 1988 with her husband. Margaret enjoyed entertaining her family, friends, and fishing in her spare time. She was an active member of the Manitou Road Baptist Church in Manitou Beach where she attended church often singing for the Sunday services.
Surviving are, four daughters, Marcia Dinius (Earl Madary) of Ferndale, MI, Kay Helf of Adrian, Rebecca (Larry) Sayler of Blissfield, Carol Irvin of Belleville, four sons, Thomas (Margo) Dinius of Namibia, Africa, Steven (Karon) Dinius of Manitou Beach, Neil Dinius of Tecumseh, Mark Dinius of Manitou Beach, along with many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins. Margaret was preceded in death by her parents, her spouse, Harold Dinius, one son, Andrew Dinius, and three sisters.
Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 18, 2022 at the Brown-Van Hemert Funeral Home in Addison, with Pastor Mark Alber officiating. The visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday until the time of the service.
Burial will take place at Green’s Lakeside Cemetery in Manitou Beach. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Hospice of Lenawee County, Manitou Road Baptist Church, and Lenawee Department of Aging.
#Bob Jones University#Archive#Obituary#BJU Hall of Fame#BJU Alumni Association#2022#Class of 1948#Margaret Jeanette Hassenzahl Dinius
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Windsor, Ontario's Stephen Duffy accused of requesting to meet Adrian, Michigan girl in person
Stephen Duffy, 32, of Windsor, Ontario, Canada is accused of trying to lure an underage girl from Adrian, Lenawee County, Michigan, United States.
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Adrian lifestyle boutique opens refillery, supports local brands
Adrian lifestyle boutique opens refillery, supports local brands
ADRIAN — Bohmey Beauty is a clean, green and non-toxic lifestyle retailer that offers products made by eco-friendly and sustainable brands. It is locally owned and located at 128 N. Main St. in downtown Adrian. Owner Angeline Pratt just opened the first low-waste refillery and sustainability store in Lenawee County. Pratt began selling products in 2019 and opened the store in January 2020, just…
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North Main Street, Adrian, Michigan, September 5, 1951
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Interesting house from the 1930's. Cement on cinder block, with it sculpted to look like wood and stone. The owner was told it was built as a play house for the kids who lived in the house next door.
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