Midland Online News

Friday, August 17, 2012

Stehouwer COO; Bateman president of Northwood U

Kristin Stehouwer

Kristin Stehouwer has been named chief operating officer at Northwood University, in addition to maintaining her role as executive vice president and chief academic officer, and William Bateman has been named president of the Michigan campus.

Midland Tennis Center senior women's team claims state title

MIDLAND, MI —The USTA Senior Women’s 3.5 Team, representing Northeast Michigan, has won the state championship in Grand Rapids, winning three matches, and qualifying for the USTA Midwest Tournament, August 24-26 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

TCS expands student technology awareness program to Midland

TCS announces its inaugural goIT summer camp in Midland, Michigan – an expansion of the company’s annual goIT program for students that began four years ago in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Midland High volleyball boasts two Division 1 commits

Taylor Robertson (MLive)

Tori Blake, a 6-foot-2 middle hitter/blocker committed to Wisconsin, and Taylor Robertson, a 6-foot-1 outside hitter/blocker committed to Central Michigan.

Explosive video of Saginaw man's shooting

Milton Hall had been arguing with officers in a parking lot next to a shuttered Chinese restaurant when he was shot, in full view of passing motorists and while he was holding some sort of knife.

Watch the video at CNN

Update: Names released in head-on crash

24-year-old Aimee Nichole Deneau of Coleman was headed east in the westbound lanes of Business U.S. 10, also called M-20, when the 2001 Ford Mustang she was driving struck a 2000 Ford Mustang head-on at 2:33 a.m. near Waldo Avenue.

Deneau, along with the driver of the 2000 Mustang, Ronald Douglas Roenicke, 52, Midland, as well as the driver of the Pontiac and his passenger, Paul John Schuhmacher, 22, Kawkawlin, and Jeffery James Raymaker, 21, Bay City, were hurt. All were taken to the MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland. A hospital spokeswoman reported this morning that all have been released.

Today: Riverview Discovery Day

Get outside with your kids and explore The Little Forks Conservancy’s 419-acre Riverview Natural Area. The Conservancy will host is first free Riverview Discovery Day Friday, August 17 between 10 a.m. and noon.