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Nathan J. Clark

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  • Public Safety Reporter, MLive
Ann Arbor
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Reporter for @MLive, @annarbornews, @JacksonCitPat, Iraq war veteran, free hug aficionado, cat coddler.
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3 women vie for Rives Township clerk in August primary

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By Nathan J. Clark Verified
| Jackson Citizen Patriot Verified
RIVES TWP., MI – Three women are vying to be elected as the next clerk for Rives Township in the Aug. 4 primary election. Kendra Adams, Jobeth Carlton and Vercilla Hart are each running for the seat as a Republican. As there are no Democratic challengers in the primary, whoever wins the Republican primary vote will be running unopposed in the November general election. The winner in November will serve a partial term ending on Nov. 20, 2028.
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Women’s Huron Valley warden takes leave amid investigation of 3 inmate deaths

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By Nathan J. Clark Verified
| The News Herald (Southgate, MI) Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Nathan Clark, mlive.com The warden of Michigan’s only prison for women has gone on a temporary personal leave amid the recent investigation of three deaths inside the prison. Michigan Department of Corrections Spokesperson Lucas Verran confirmed Wednesday, June 24, that Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility Warden Jeremy Howard is temporarily on personal leave.
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Jackson County judge dismisses case against mother charged in infant co-sleeping death

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By Nathan J. Clark Verified
| Jackson Citizen Patriot Verified
JACKSON, MI – The case against a Jackson County mother facing manslaughter and child abuse charges for her baby’s death has been dismissed. Jackson County District Judge Robert Gaecke issued a 41-page opinion Monday, June 29, dismissing all charges against Larissa Jasmin VanOver for the death of her child. VanOver, 30, was charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter and second-degree child abuse in the death of her 3-week-old baby Novella Erickson.
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