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armed with a handgun, and fled in an older model Buick driven by the other. Within minutes, Williamston Officer Nick Stonebrook spotted a vehicle matching the description of the getaway car parked along M-52, near Highview, with one of the suspects standing outside, looking under the hood, police reports said. Stonebrook arrested the man at gunpoint, the report said. The second suspect was found nearby after police set up a perimeter and searched the area with the help of K-9 units and the Michigan State Police aviation team, the sheriff’s department said. Besides the robbery and weapon charges, Wehrle is charged with carrying a concealed weapon and possession of analog drugs. Tripp also is charged with possession of a police scanner while com-
Submissions to the calendar are encouraged. Deadline is 10 a.m. Monday. E-mail events@lsj.com or go to www.lsj.com/events for more listings or to add your event.
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ART OPENINGS
Artist reception, Gracie’s Place, 151 S. Putnam St., Williamston, 2-4 p.m. July 9. Work by members of the Deckled Edge Artists Group. Work will be on display through the month, during regular business hours. Info: 655-1100. Cost: free.
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Call For Artists for Second Monday Artists’ “Dog & Pony Show”, Gracie’s Place, 151 S. Putnam St.,
Woman hospitalized after taking overdose A 26-year-old woman was hospitalized after swallowing a large number of pills at a residence on White Street in Williamston. The woman, who was distraught after breaking up with her boyfriend, had left the residence by the time Officer John Pelong arrived, police reports said. But with the help of the woman’s boyfriend, Pelong was able to radio her location to Meridian Township police, who found her and had her transported to Sparrow Hospital.
Suspicious man seen lurking outside home City police searched
unsuccessfully for a suspicious man reported by a resident on E. Grand River Avenue. The resident told police she confronted a male in her driveway about 5:15 a.m. June 21, police reports said. He told her he was looking for something, then hurried across the street to where a second man was waiting. The men climbed into a white, flat-bed truck parked on Taylor Street and drove west on E. Grand River, the reports said.
Purse with credit cards stolen from parked car Police were investigating the theft of a purse from a vehicle parked at McCormich Park on June 23. The victim, 24, of Webberville, said she left the purse in her unlocked vehicle and came back to find it missing, a report on the incident said. One of the woman’s credit cards was later used at a gas station in Okemos, the report said.
Browse calendars online at lsj.com/events | Add your own event with the online form Williamston. Show features artwork on the topic of horses and dogs and their unique relationship with humans. Open to all Second Monday Artists members and juried non-members. Visit the website to register and receive an artist agreement and exhibit details. Show runs July 27-Aug. 31. Info: 256-8335, www.secondmondayartists.com. Call for Artists for Williamston Riverfront Festival of Arts, McCormick Park, Putnam Street, Williamston. The festival is returning to Williamston. Event coincides with Chamber of Commerce Dog Days event Aug. 6-7. Go online to download artist application. Call 655-2774 or email Brooke Locke at lockebrooke@ yahoo.com or commdev@williamston-mi.us
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
“Beach Blast” Vacation Bible School, Crossroads United Methodist, 5491 Zimmer Rd, Williamston, 6-8:30 p.m. July 18-22. For ages 3 through those entering sixth grade. Children will “catch the wave” of God’s faithfulness through stories of Jesus’ life, crafts, games, songs and supper each evening. Call or email office@crossroadsof williamston.org for registration information. Info: 655-1466, www.crossroadsofwilliamston.org. Cost: free.
FUNDRAISERS
Bark for Life: Williamston, McCormick Park, Putnam Street, Williamston, 9 a.m.- noon July 9. Bark for Life is a Relay for Life event that supports dogs and
their owners. Come out and check out what this is all about, bring your dog. Sign up online or day of registration is available. Info: 664-1324, www.facebook.com/pages/ WillWebb-Bark-for-Life/ 221201054572862. Cost: $15 .
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mittee a felony. Both men were being held in the Ingham County Jail. Officers from Fowlerville, Meridian Township and the State Police took part in the search, along with Ingham County and Williamston.