Michigan budgets an average of $48,415 per prisoner in FY2026, but inmates with sufficient assets can sometimes be ordered to repay part of the cost. Continue reading…

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In the Tuesday, Nov. 3 election, voters chose three people to serve on the Fenton Area Public Schools Board of Education.  Carrie Lord will become the newest member after being the top vote getter in this race with 4,932 votes. Incumbent Ryan J. Reece will remain in his seat on the Fenton Board of Education after receiving 4,587 votes.  Three […] The post Incumbents, newcomer elected to Fenton school board first appeared on Tri-County Times.

Two incumbents and one newcomer were elected to the Linden Community Schools Board of Education in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 election. Incumbent Shari A. Luck (3,712 votes), newcomer Corena Beardsley (3,500 votes) and incumbent Jarrod D. Montague (3,361 votes) were the top vote getters. “Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote and for placing your trust in […] The post Voters choose two incumbents, one newcomer in Linden school board race first appeared on Tri-County Times.