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1. Livingston County COA announces grants for senior-focused nonprofits (livingstondaily.com) — The Livingston County Consortium on Aging has awarded $10,000 in grants to 10 senior-focused nonprofits, including Howell Senior Center, which will upgrade fitness equipment to support local seniors' wellness. Other centers and agencies across the county will use funds for home safety, dental care, outdoor spaces, and programming. Residents can also explore resources at the Aging Parents Resource Fair on Sept. 29 in Brighton.
2. The Forever Chemicals Ever-Growing List: Michigan Adds Six More PFAS Sites Since June (michigannewssource.com) — Howell residents should know the state just added 915 Fowler Street here to Michigan's growing list of PFAS contamination sites, citing decades of industrial use. The article explains what PFAS "forever chemicals" are, where other new sites are located statewide, and how Michigan regulators are tracking nearly 400 locations of concern for potential health and environmental impacts.
3. 19 Asian students enrolled at Howell High School in 2024-25 (livingstontoday.com) — Enrollment data for Howell High School show 19 Asian students in 2024-25, just 1% of a 1,964-student body in Howell Public Schools. The piece tracks a decade of demographic shifts at the high school and compares them with statewide enrollment declines, giving Howell families context for how their local student population is changing.
4. HAFD: Homeowner Sparked Garage Fire While Refueling Generator (whmi.com) — A Howell Area Fire Department crew knocked down a serious garage fire on Karen Drive after a homeowner refueled a running generator during storm-related outages. No one was hurt, but the attached garage and home suffered extensive fire, smoke, and water damage. Fire officials urge Howell residents to run generators outdoors, at least 10 feet from structures, and never refuel while hot or running.
5. Three high schools in Livingston County among Michigan's Top 150 (bnd.com) — Livingston County high schools earned strong spots in U.S. News' latest Michigan rankings, with Brighton, Charyl Stockwell Academy, and Hartland in the Top 150 and Howell High close behind at No. 153. The report scores schools on college readiness, test performance, and graduation rates using 2023-24 data. Howell families can see how their high school stacks up against nearby districts and statewide peers.
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