Residents speak out against data center at Mason City Council meeting
Mid-Michiganders gathered in Mason Monday night to oppose a $1 billion data center proposal — one that wasn't even on the meeting's agenda.
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Mid-Michiganders gathered in Mason Monday night to oppose a $1 billion data center proposal — one that wasn't even on the meeting's agenda.
Mason Public Schools (MPS) is seeking applications to fill a vacant position on the Board of Education. An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant position and serve through the remainder of the current term and through the next regular school election cycle, ending in 2028.
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The Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office charged Tyler Reck, 24, with two counts of reckless driving causing death and two counts of moving violation causing death in a work zone. Each charge carries a maximum penalty of 15 years.
The packet contains resident-relevant items for review: Council to authorize $272,399.44 in motor vehicle pool purchases; Council to approve sale closing authority for 950 Temple Street property; July 6 council approved attendance at the Michigan Municipal League Annual Convention; City manager report notes August 4 election day and absentee ballot activity; City manager report announces August 6 memorial plaque dedication; City manager report says September 14 town hall on data centers is tentative; City manager report lists active hiring for a lieutenant and a community development intern; City manager report says water service line replacement remains ongoing; City manager report says Planning Commission will review a convenience store and fuel pumps proposal at 660 N Cedar St.
The district calendar page provides the current printable school-year calendar covering open houses, scheduled breaks, conferences, half days and late-start Wednesdays. Use the district's School Closings and Alerts information for unplanned closures and verify dates against the current calendar.
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Aurelius Township Hall is at 1939 S. Aurelius Road in Mason. The office lists hours Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 517-628-2093 for township services and current department contacts.
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