Fire damages Real Estate One office in Lake George
A fire at Real Estate One in Lake George on Wednesday December 17 caused extensive smoke and water damage and gutted one room. The secretary alerted Lincoln Township Fire Department, and crews arrived about 3 30 pm. A faulty water heater is blamed. A temporary basement office was set up and operations are expected to resume within a week with plans to rebuild at the same site in spring.
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Armed Robbery and House Fire Strain Clare County
A masked gunman robbed Bay Station in Harrison of about 1000 dollars at 8 15 p.m. and fled in a green Pontiac after subduing attendant Skip Willis. Minutes later a fire in Jim Johnsons attic caused major damage to a renovated former Dévet Store residence. Separately a 79 year old Mary Hileman died of exposure after wandering from Clare Nursing Home during a large search. Authorities from multiple agencies and volunteers searched rural areas aided by police dogs and a helicopter before she was found near railroad tracks.
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Harrison
Skip Willis
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Dover Road
Eberhart Avenue
Clare
Jim Johnson
James Brinkerhoff
Johnsons
Brinkerhoff
Mary Hileman
Clare Nursing Home
Michael Becker
Doherty Hotel
Becker
Mrs. Gingery
Clare Fire Department
Clare County Search and Rescue Squad
Isabella County Sheriff's Departments
Farwell Police
Michigan State Police
Reac Club
Clare County Ambulance Service
WCRM
WCEN
Mt. Pleasant
Bay City
Hileman
Coleman Police Department
Clare Auxiliary Police
Clare County
Saginaw
Clarence Smith
Stephenson-Doherty
Rev
C. William Martin
Maple Grove Cemetery
Sentinel Dates Advance One Day Next Week
The Clare Sentinel announces publication moves to Tuesday Dec 20 for next week. Advertising and news deadline Friday Dec 26 at 5 p.m. The Sentinel closes at noon Dec 24 and Dec 31.
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