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Man shot, killed after police say he opened fire on Burton police officer, Genesee County deputy
Read full article: Man shot, killed after police say he opened fire on Burton police officer, Genesee County deputyA Burton police officer and a Genesee County Sheriff’s deputy are recovering in a hospital after being shot Tuesday.
Burton police officer, Genesee County deputy shot while chasing suspected shooter, officials say
Read full article: Burton police officer, Genesee County deputy shot while chasing suspected shooter, officials sayA Burton police officer and a Genesee County deputy were shot Tuesday while investigating a shooting, and the suspected shooter has been killed, according to authorities.
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Sanford residents band together to clean up destroyed main street
Read full article: Sanford residents band together to clean up destroyed main streetSANFORD, Mich. Every business along the main street in Sanford has been damaged by the flood. A new energy can be found Friday on Saginaw Road as residents help clean and fix their community. READ: Catastrophic flooding, evacuations in mid-Michigan as dams fail: What to knowAll I could think of was that it looked like a war zone, said Pam Riggie, with Sanford Pizza. Not only is Sanford Pizza destroyed, photos inside of Riggies late father were also washed away. The customers who came for pick-up to help the business stay afloat during the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders returned Friday to help clean up.
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Flood destroys auto museum, scatters cars across Sanford
Read full article: Flood destroys auto museum, scatters cars across SanfordSANFORD, Mich. Tim Evans is looking for his Pontiac Fieros. These were all locked down the flood took them all out," Evans said. "We love the Fiero.Late Tuesday, the Tittabawasee River began to rise and neighbors jumped in to help Evans move his cars. We had them all up on main and later found them floating down the road," said Delores Porte, Sanford Village President. "We had just a few minutes to get out of here.Evans was able to flee in one of the Fieros.