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I cover Bay City government, business, etc. for @mlive and the @baycitytimes.

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Bay County building to get first exterior maintenance since late 1980s

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By Joey Oliver Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
BAY CITY, MI — The Bay County building will undergo its first exterior maintenance in more than 30 years after officials approved a request for proposals to address water leaks and structural deterioration. The Bay County Board of Commissioners Committee of the Whole voted Tuesday, Aug. 11, to seek bids for major repairs to the aging structure. Officials said no records exist of exterior maintenance since the late 1980s when windows were installed in the building.
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Bay City’s new manager seeks improved relationship between city and county

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By Joey Oliver Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
BAY CITY, MI – The Bay County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday welcomed Bay City’s new city manager, who expressed hope for stronger ties between the city and county. Rik Hayman, the newly appointed city manager for Bay City, introduced himself to commissioners during the public comment period of the Aug. 11 meeting. Hayman acknowledged past tensions and outlined his vision for collaboration. “I know relations between the county and the city have sometimes been strained.
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Gratiot County sheriff credits LifeVac for saving child’s life

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By Joey Oliver Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
ITHACA, MI — Quick-acting sheriff’s deputies used a recently purchased emergency device to save the life of a 5-year-old girl who was choking at a local football field. Gratiot County Sheriff Tom Clark shared the life-saving story with the Gratiot County Board of Commissioners Tuesday, Aug. 11, while outlining a recent incident at Fulton High School in which a LifeVac device purchased after approval by the county board was used.
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Michigan Press Association - First Place

2018 - Government/Education News
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Michigan Press Association - Honorable Mention

2018 - News Enterprise Reporting
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors - Third Place

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National Day of Writing - First Place

2015 - Comedy

National Day of Writing - First Place

2014 - Comedy