GAYLORD -- A Gaylord man is suspected in a string of break-ins in two area counties.
City police and state troopers in Gaylord jointly arrested the man, 33, on two home invasion charges Saturday, state police said.
Police discovered the man allegedly had possession of stolen items that could be connected to thefts in Otsego and Antrim counties, police said. Value was estimated to be at least $50,000 and as much as $80,000.
Both departments say new charges could be added.
Thee Big Ticket Festival will bring more than 100 Christian bands to Gaylord next weekend before it moves the music to Ionia in 2011.
Continued ...The State Bar of Michigan will recognize the landmark agreement over oil and gas drilling in the Pigeon River Country Forest with its 35th Legal Milestone award.
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No one was injured by a downtown Gaylord blaze that had the potential to torch an entire block along Main Street.
Continued ...A large fire started in downtown Gaylord and spread to multiple businesses, authorities said.
Continued ...A pipeline intended to pump treated wastewater to Kolke Creek is out of service.
Continued ...A Kalkaska man died after his vehicle crashed into a semi-truck.
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Ken Borton, of Gaylord, runs a Web site that's viewed by thousands each day, where anyone can log on and check the snow depth in prime snowmobile territory and whether any critters are creeping around his bird feeders. And that's the problem. Deer seem to like his feeders too.
Continued ...The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment awarded $967,152 in grants to remove and properly dispose of scrap tires, efforts to reduce potential public health and environmental concerns.
Continued ...Michigan's Supreme Court will take up a groundwater pollution case after a local conservation group appealed a lower court's 2009 ruling.
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Gaylord resident Kurt Kolka has printed 3,000 copies of his first comic book "The Cardinal," based on a character he developed for his college newspaper.
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It's been two months since a small, single-engine plane crashed near Interstate 75 in Otsego County, killing two well-known Gaylord men.
Continued ...Johannesburg-Lewiston rallied from a 13-0 first-quarter deficit to defeat St. Ignace in a Division 8 district championship game.
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Matt Rooyakker heard many things in the wake of an Otsego County plane crash that killed two well-known Gaylord residents, but one stuck in his mind. "The comment was it always seems that tragedy happens to the good ones," said Rooyakker, president of the Gaylord Chamber of Commerce board, who knew both victims.
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Two Gaylord men died after their single-engine plane crashed in a ditch just off I-75 south of Vanderbilt in Otsego County.
Continued ...Two Gaylord men died after their single-engine plane crashed in a ditch just off I-75 south of Vanderbilt in Otsego County.
Continued ...A beat-up Traverse City West team found a way to win Friday. The Titans -- missing several key contributors with injuries -- rang up a key win in Gaylords homecoming game
Continued ...Much of this summer's weather woes in Northern Michigan can be blamed on volcanic eruptions this spring in Russia and Alaska, weather experts said.
Continued ...Knee and ankle contests are among Wednesday's more quirky events at the 45th annual Alpenfest, which continues through Saturday in Gaylord.
Continued ...Grab your lederhosen and head for the highlands -- the annual Alpenfest celebration is about to kick-off in Gaylord.
Continued ...Gaylord's Alpenfest schedule for Tuesday, July 14
Continued ...A state appeals court upheld an injunction against an oil contamination cleanup project that opponents said would damage the Au Sable River watershed, but overturned a portion of a local judge's nearly 2-year-old ruling.
Continued ...Two footbridges in the Pigeon River Country State Forest required more than $35,000 in repairs for structural problems and were closed last year, but are now open.
Continued ...In Johannesburg-Lewiston tradition, the Cardinals stretched out across the court and took a bow for their fans after the Class D state semifinal Thursday. Only this one was different. It was their curtain call.
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