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Rorick, Roberts named 2025 Hillsdale Area Best Athletes of the Meet; Top 5 event results
HILLSDALE — The 2025 Hillsdale Area Best Meet is in the books, and the coaches named Hillsdale Academy boys track junior Grayson Rorick and Academy girls track senior Caroline Roberts as the Male and Female Ralph Crume Athletes of the Meet. More: Vote for the Hillsdale County Week 8 HD Mechanical Athlete of the Week honor Advertisement Both athletes were Area Best winners. Grayson Rorick set a new personal best time at the Area Best 800-meter run, winning the event with a time of 1:55.43. Despite not feeling well during the event, Rorick was able to best his time ahead of the upcoming D4 state finals. Roberts won the 400-meter dash with a new personal best time of 1:00.71. Roberts also helped the 4x400 relay team of Madison Sallows, Lucy Cote and Georgia Whalen win with a time of 4:14.09. Congratulations to each of the Area Best Meet champions. Many of the winners are moving on to compete for all-state and more at this year's MHSAA finals. Check out the top five results in each event below. Hillsdale Academy junior Grayson Rorick and senior Caroline Roberts were named the 2025 Male and Female Area Best Athletes of the Meet. More: Threepeat: Hillsdale Academy girls track wins third straight MITCA D4 team state title Area Best Boys Track and Field Champions and Top 5 Results Grade, Name, Result, School, Champion Highlighted in Bold Advertisement 100 Meters 12 - Andrew Erhardt - 11.44a - Litchfield 11 - Brayden Taylor - 11.54a PR - Hillsdale 12 - Makinlee Packer - 11.57a PR - Jonesville 12 - Ryan Marcavage - 11.79a - Jonesville 9 - Charlie Spencer 11.97a - Jonesville 200 Meters 12 - Miles Brown - 23.12a PR - Hillsdale 11 - Brayden Taylor - 23.15a - PR - Hillsdale 9 - Logan Stanton - 23.30a - PR - Jonesville 12 - Makinlee Packer - 23.46a - PR - Jonesville 12 - Andrew Erhardt - 23.68a - Litchfield 400 Meters 11 - Thayden Welch - 54.81a - Hillsdale 10 - Javen Noyes - 55.43a - PR - Reading 10 - Gus Heath - 55.60a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Jordan Perry 55.95a PR - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Kelton Philipp - 56.32a - Hillsdale 800 Meters 11 - Grayson Rorick - 1:55.43a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 11- Luke Molenkamp - 2:02.80a - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Ashton Potwin - 2:03.55a - PR - Jonesville 12 - Reece Poole - 2:04.56a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Jonah Cuthbert - 2:08.63a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 1,600 Meters 11 - James Rahe - 4:52.22a - Hillsdale Academy 12 - Braden Lige - 5:01.74a - PR - Hillsdale 10 - Ryan Miller - 5:06.11a - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Seneca Yahne - 5:13.55a - Reading 8 - Henry Rorick - 5:24.32a - Hillsdale Academy 3,200 Meters 9 - Payton Belisle - 11:18.68a - PR - Hillsdale 8 - Henry Rorick - 11:25.20a - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Jacob Gray - 11:28.32a - Jonesville 9 - Peter Winn - 11:30.54a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 10 - John Birzer - 11:49.54a - Hillsdale Academy 110 Hurdles 11 - Dawson Scharer 15.33a - Hillsdale Academy 12 - Zander Goodwin 15.38a - Jonesville 10 - Reece Rundquist - 16.49a - Jonesville 10 - Kaden Sorrell - 16.82a - Hillsdale 10 - Carter Bassage - 17.54a - Reading 300 Hurdles 12 - Zander Goodwin - 39.16a - PR - Jonesville 12 - Alex Richards 41.47a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 10 - Reece Rundquist - 42.82a - Jonesville 10 - Kaden Sorrell - 43.37a - PR - Hillsdale 12 - Nathan More - 44.56a - PR - Jonesville 4x100 Relay Jonesville - Packer, Marcavage, Milks, Spencer - 45.51 Pittsford - Williams, Pann, Kneffler, Nave - 45.83 Hillsdale Academy - Gaetano, Alvarez, Mackie, Scharer - 46.12 Reading - Clark, Bassage, Penney, Elder - 46.55 Hillsdale - Arnold, Calhoun, Hamdan, Foster - 49.55 4x200 Relay Reading - Clark, Bassage, Elder, Mckbbin - 1:34.33 Pittsford - Kneffler, Pann, Williams, Nave - 1:34.43 Jonesville - Milks, More, Jordan, Baker - 1:36.07 Hillsdale - Calhoun, Moes, Holden, Ruffin - 1:40.40 Camden-Frontier - Clark, Kurtz, Draheim, Drake - 1:41.28 4x400 Relay Jonesville - Stanton, Jordan, Blonde, Milks - 3:33.13 Hillsdale Academy - Richards, Gaebler, Socha, Perry - 3:38.74 Pittsford - Nave, Williams, Drawe, Pann - 3:49.04 Hillsdale - Moes, Calhoun, Ruffin, Mayer - 3:53.43 Reading - Parker, Yahne, Noyes, Riddle - 3:54.47 4x800 Relay Jonesville - Blonde, Potwin, Fucile, Childress - 8:23.15 Reading - Owen Parker, Brady Parker, VanAken, Yahne - 9:25.14 Camden-Frontier - Draheim, Derek Drake, Woodard, Darran Drake - 9:34.18 Waldron - Collin Williams, Justice, Aiden Williams, Anderson - 10:03.39 Shot Put 12 - Joel Miller - 47' 9"- PR - Hillsdale Academy 12 - John Petersen - 47' 2.5" - PR - Hillsdale 12 - Cooper Stevens - 42' 1.5"- Jonesville 11 - Joshua Herring - 39' 7.25" - PR - Hillsdale 12 - Scott Aube - 39' 1.25"- Jonesville Discus 12 - Joel Miller 136' 5" - Hillsdale Academy 12 - John Petersen 134' 2" - Hillsdale 12 - Cooper Stevens 130' 3" - Jonesville 12 - Devin Wolff 127' 0" PR - Camden-Frontier 12 - Jim Hagaman 113' 0" - Camden-Frontier High Jump 11 - Ashton Thornsbury - 6' 3" - Hillsdale 11 - Zane Socha - 6' 1" PR - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Robert Garcia - 6' 1" PR - Hillsdale 10 - Reece Rundquist - 6' 1" PR - Jonesville 10 - Brookes Beckman - 5' 9" SR - Hillsdale Pole Vault 12 - Teagan Williams - 13' 6" - PR - Pittsford 12 - Makinlee Packer - 12' 0" - Jonesville 11 - Connor Hill - 11' 0" - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Carter Myers - 10' 6" - Hillsdale 11 - Talon Hugenell - 10' 0" - Hillsdale Long Jump 10 - Brendon Nave 20' 0.75" - Pittsford 9 - Nate Moes 18' 11" - Hillsdale 11 - Jacob Drawe 18' 8" - Pittsford 11 - Marshay Harris 18' 8" - Hillsdale 9 Jayden Justice 17' 6.75" - Waldron Area Best Girls Track and Field Champions and Top 5 Results The Pittsford girls 4x200 relay team of Brielle Clark, Tania Williams, Ana Camila Salazar and Ava Mallar won the Hillsdale Area Best Meet race. 100 Meters 12 - Megan Kast 13.00a PR - Hillsdale 10 - Jayce Graham - 13.22a PR - Hillsdale 10 - Caylee Whinnie - 13.61a - Reading 11 - Abigail Spencer - 13.64a - Reading 9 - Zailey Conroy - 13.81a - Camden-Frontier 200 Meters 9 - Effie Heckel - 27.55a PR - Hillsdale 11 - Abigail Spencer - 27.57a - Reading 10 - Caylee Whinnie - 28.10a PR - Reading 9 - Zailey Conroy - 28.62a - Camden-Frontier 12 - Ella O'Grady - 28.96a - Hillsdale Academy 400 Meters 12 - Caroline Roberts - 1:00.71a PR - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Zailey Conroy - 1:03.47a - Camden-Frontier 11 - Anne Gray - 1:05.71a PR - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Mary Schlueter - 1:06.92a - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Aleana Monahan - 1:08.18a - Reading 800 Meters 12 - Ava Mallar - 2:23.06a SR - Pittsford 11 - Elizabeth Caspar - 2:31.57a PR - Hillsdale Academy 10 - Allie Miller - 2:33.90a - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Brynleigh Griffiths - 2:36.35a PR - Jonesville 8 - Eliza Roberts - 2:37.60a PR - Hillsdale Academy 1,600 Meters 12 - Chloe Stalhood - 5:35.65a - Hillsdale 10 - Evelyn Meyer - 5:40.81a - Hillsdale Academy 12 - Ella Walton - 5:51.91a - Hillsdale Academy 10 - Joleane Gulledge - 5:56.95a - Jonesville 11 - Ava Evans - 6:23.17a - Hillsdale 3,200 Meters 8 - Heather Morris - 13:17.30a - Hillsdale Academy 10 - Moira Beier - 13:40.43a PR - Hillsdale Academy 11 - Ava Evans - 13:55.76a - Hillsdale 10 - Keira Knight - 14:31.15a - Jonesville 10 - Lillian Jagielski - 14:39.74a - Pittsford 100 Hurdles 10 - Lucy Cote - 16.24a - Hillsdale Academy 12 - Ava Mallar - 17.27a - Pittsford 12 - Meredith Bowles - 18.00a - Hillsdale 9 - Emma Gerth - 18.14a - Reading 8 - Amelia Heath - 18.18a - Hillsdale Academy 300 Hurdles 12 - Madison Sallows - 48.13a PR - Hillsdale Academy 12 - Meredith Bowles - 52.22a - Hillsdale 8 - Amelia Heath - 53.75a - PR - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Emma Gerth - 54.41a PR - Reading 10 - Ameilia Means 54.64a - Jonesville 4x100 Relay Hillsdale - Graham, Heckel, York, Kast - 52.01 Hillsdale Academy - Apel, Whalen, Gaetano, O'Grady - 54.54 Pittsford - Fowler, Probst, Salazar, Bidner - 54.55 Jonesville - Dunlap, Langhann, Means, Nichelson - 54.83 Waldron - Burleson, Seabolt, Duelo, Hoffman - 1:08.12 4x200 Relay Pittsford - Williams, Mallar, Salazar, Clark - 1:55.06 Reading - Gerth, Kipfmiller, Penza, Monahan - 2:01.55 4x400 Relay Hillsdale Academy - Sallows, Cote, Whalen, Roberts - 4:14.09 Jonesville - Griffiths, Means, Dunlap, Nichelson - 4:31.61 Pittsford - Mallar, Salazar, Bmp, Clark - 4:37.39 Camden-Frontier - Buck, Hopkins, Lautermilch, Montoya 4x800 Relay Jonesville - Knight, Gulledge, Griffiths, Blackham - 11:15.99 Pittsford - Newell, Jagielski, McCumber, Powell - 11:49.70 Camden-Frontier - Buck, Hopkins, Lautermilch, Montoya - 12:21.56 Shot Put 12 - Abigail Affholter 31' 4" - Reading 10 - Megan Lee 29' 4" - Jonesville 9 - Madison Pickford 28' 8" - Pittsford 8 - Raelynn Sawyer 28' 0" - Pittsford 11 - Kate Maxwell 27' 0" - Hillsdale Academy Discus 12 - Abigail Affholter 104' 4" - Reading 12 - Elaina VanBuskirk 90' 9" - Jonesville 11 - Laura LeMar - 86' 7" - Pittsford 9 - Madison Pickford - 86' 1" PR - Pittsford 10 - Kara Salyer - 85' 1" PR - Camden-Frontier High Jump 11 - Payton Nichelson - 4' 11" - Jonesville 10 - Kiely Kroa - 4' 10" - Hillsdale 12 - Averil Miller - 4' 7" - Camden-Frontier 12 - Riley McCumber - 4' 7" - Pittsford 8 - Ellie Bump - 4' 5" - Pittsford Pole Vault 12 - Chloe Fowler - 10' 2" PR - Pittsford 11 - Anne Gray - 8' 0" - Hillsdale Academy 8 - Alivia Hoover - 8' 0" PR - Pittsford 9 - Brielle Clark 7' 6" - Pittsford 11 - Eliana Stemme - 7' 0" - Hillsdale Academy Long Jump 8 - Juliet King - 15' 2.5" - PR - Hillsdale Academy 9 - Brooklynn Slovacek - 15' 1.5" PR - Hillsdale 12 - Averil Miller - 14' 6.5" - Camden-Frontier 9 - Alexis Bryner - 13' 6" - Pittsford 9 - Emma Gerth - 13' 3" - Reading This article originally appeared on Hillsdale Daily News: Rorick, Roberts named 2025 Hillsdale Area Best Athletes of the Meet; Top 5 event results
CBS News
27-05-2025
- General
- CBS News
Florida man accused of sexually assaulting minor extradited to Michigan
A 60-year-old Florida man was extradited to Michigan and arraigned in connection with an alleged sexual assault from 2007. Vincent Allen Payne, of Valrico, Florida, was arraigned May 21 in Hillsdale on one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. Payne was extradited to Hillsdale County by U.S. Marshals earlier in May. Payne is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old in November 2007 while he was living in the city of Hillsdale. He was initially charged by the Hillsdale County Prosecuting Attorney's Office in January 2010. "Sexual assaults are serious crimes that leave lasting trauma, and it takes tremendous courage for survivors to come forward, especially after so many years," said Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel in a statement. "I remain committed to working with the U.S. Marshals Service, the Hillsdale County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, and other county prosecutors across the state to ensure that those charged with criminal sexual conduct offenses face their allegations in court." Payne was extradited as part of Operation Survivor Justice, which is a partnership with the Michigan Attorney General's Office, county prosecutors and the U.S. Marshals to find, arrest, and return to Michigan fugitives with outstanding criminal sexual assault warrants. The attorney general's office says extraditions were funded by a $1 million state appropriation. Payne is back in court for a probable cause conference on May 28.
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Yahoo
North Adams man charged with grand larceny in New York
HILLSDALE, N.Y. (WWLP) – A North Adams man was arrested on Friday in New York in connection with a larceny investigation. Caller impersonates Hampden County Deputy in latest phone scheme The New York State Police stated in a press release that 46-year-old Christopher J. Read of North Adams, Mass., had been appointed as a legal guardian for an individual living in Hillsdale. Following an in-depth investigation, officers found that Read did not use guardianship funds he received for the care and wellbeing of the child in his care. Read allegedly used these funds for personal gain and, in total, misappropriated $38,302.05. The New York State Police Livingston Bureau of Criminal Investigation arrested Read on Friday and charged him with Grand Larceny in the Third Degree and Endangering the Welfare of an Incompetent or Physically Disabled Person in the First Degree. Read was released on personal recognizance and is scheduled to appear in the Town of Claverack Court on June 25. WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Politico
21-05-2025
- Business
- Politico
Hillsdale declares war on GOP endowment tax
With help from Daniel Lippman HILLSDALE LOBBIES UP: Hillsdale College has become an exemplar for higher education on the right, even partnering with the White House last month. But the conservative Christian school located in Michigan has turned to K Street in an effort to avoid being swept up in congressional Republicans' efforts to crack down on 'woke, elite universities,' according to a disclosure filing. — Hillsdale last month retained Williams and Jensen to lobby on 'specific threats to the institutional and financial independence of the college, primarily related to the higher education endowment tax,' the filing shows. The team of lobbyists working on the account includes Dan Ziegler, who served as House Speaker Mike Johnson's top policy aide before returning to the firm in March. — Wealthy universities were first hit with a 1.4 percent excise tax on their endowments in the 2017 GOP tax law. But the reconciliation package approved last week by the House Ways and Means Committee calls for a tiered endowment tax that would see some schools' rate soar as high as 21 percent. — Hillsdale dodged an endowment tax once before. During Senate debate on the 2017 tax bill, four Republicans sided with all Democrats to strip out language that would have exempted schools that don't accept federal financial aid — a provision lawmakers said would have only applied to Hillsdale. But the size of Hillsdale's endowment, when adjusted for the number of students, fell below the threshold included in the final bill, sparing the college. — That's no longer the case. Under the House bill, Hillsdale would be eligible for the lowest rate of 1.4 percent. The bill includes a provision that would exempt certain religious institutions from the endowment tax, though it's unclear if that would apply to Hillsdale. Hillsdale did not respond to a request for comment. — The school's president, Larry Arnn, ripped the House proposal in an op-ed last week that called the changes 'not merely bad policy,' but 'a profound inversion of the American idea.' — Arnn argued the bill, as approved by the Ways and Means Committee, 'penalizes most severely those institutions that have chosen the harder path of independence,' by refusing federal funds, while leaving 'untouched the vast web of colleges and universities sustained by taxpayer dollars, often bloated with bureaucracies committed to fashionable ideas, far removed from the purposes of education.' — 'Worse still,' he continued, 'this tax turns the incentives backward; it rewards dependence and punishes self-reliance. It encourages institutions to seek the shelter of government aid, where subsidies can offset tax burdens.' Happy Wednesday and welcome to PI. Send lobbying tips. You can add me on Signal, email me at coprysko@ and be sure to follow me on X: @caitlinoprysko. FLYING IN: As foreign automakers look to mitigate the blow of Trump's tariffs, employees from a dozen of them were on the Hill today as part of a fly-in organized by Autos Drive America. The theme of the fly-in — 'Investing in US' — is hardly subtle, with participants planning to highlight stats like $109 billion worth of U.S. investments that support more than 2.4 million jobs here as they push for tariff relief. — Employees of BMW, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo were slated to meet with more than 70 congressional offices, including member-level meetings with Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Jim Justice ( and Reps. Buddy Carter (R-Ga.) and Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.). — 'As we navigate the complexities of global trade, it's imperative that we advocate for policies that ensure international automakers can continue to invest, innovate, and provide high-quality jobs across America,' ADA President and CEO Jennifer Safavian said in a statement. BALLARD'S LATEST MOVES: Brian Ballard was back at the White House today, in another sign he's no longer iced out of the West Wing following an incident in March revealed by your host and POLITICO's Rachael Bade. The Ballard Partners founder was on hand as the NCAA men's basketball champion University of Florida — a Ballard client — met with Trump, according to Justin Sayfie, a partner at the firm. — Ballard also attended a dinner hosted by Trump for the board of the Kennedy Center, according to a video the firm reposted on X. Video of the full event posted by the White House shows Ballard sitting at a table with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. — The firm is also rolling out new business. Today, it announced a strategic partnership with Esfera Brazil, a São Paulo think tank and civic organization that will allow Ballard to tap into Esfera's expertise and network to better inform the firm's lobbying and public affairs work and vice versa. — The partnership is part of the Ballard Global Alliance, which the firm launched last year and includes alliances with government affairs and consulting firms in strategic markets across the globe, including in Canada, Japan, South Korea, Latin America, the U.K. and Italy. — Ballard has also registered to lobby for four new clients over the past week — including most recently the New York Stock Exchange and wearable tech company Hyperice — though all of the new lobbying work all began in April, according to disclosure filings. The firm also disclosed the termination of its contract with POLITICO's parent company, Axel Springer, in the past week. ACTBLUE CHIEF SPEAKS OUT: 'The largest Democratic fundraising platform has found itself in President Donald Trump's crosshairs. And its CEO is coming out against the 'authoritarian' tactic — while acknowledging ActBlue needs to 'build some new muscles' to fight back,' per our Jessica Piper. — 'Trump signed a presidential memorandum last month ordering Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate the use of online fundraising by foreign actors to make so-called straw donations influencing American elections. ActBlue, by far the largest online fundraising platform for Democrats, was the only one named in the memo.' — ''We almost were in a, 'This can't be real, this can't be serious. These are not serious people, these are not serious allegations,'' Regina Wallace-Jones, ActBlue's CEO, said in an interview with POLITICO. 'And instead held on for a very long time to our traditional posture.'' — 'That posture was to stay out of the spotlight even as the platform has faced increased scrutiny, and accusations of fraud, from Republicans for years. … Now ActBlue has realized it can no longer keep a low profile.' IF YOU MISSED IT TUESDAY: 'The Trump administration will not seek the removal of Israeli tech firm NSO Group from a Commerce Department trade blacklist that has significantly dented the company's financial fortunes, U.S. officials said this week,' according to the Washington Post's Ellen Nakashima, Elizabeth Dwoskin and Aaron Schaffer. — 'Nor is the White House planning to rescind a Biden-era executive order that effectively bars the company from selling its controversial Pegasus spyware to the U.S. government, said the officials, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive matter.' — 'The administration's plans are a rebuff to NSO Group, which is in Washington this week on a rehabilitation tour, in hopes of being removed from the Commerce Department's Entity List, which bars it from receiving U.S. technology,' which amounts to 'a scarlet letter in the business world because of the reputational harm it confers.' SCHWEIKERT CHIEF HEADS DOWNTOWN: Chad Michaels is joining Capitol Counsel as a principal with the firm's health care and financial services teams. He was most recently chief of staff to Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.), serving as Schweikert's top adviser for his Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee and the Joint Economic Committee portfolios. Michaels previously worked for now-Sen. Ted Budd (R-N.C.) and is an NRSC alum. Jobs report — Former Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.) is now executive director of the newly created Social Gaming Leadership Alliance. — Blain Rethmeier has joined Aramco Americas as head of corporate communications. Rethmeier most recently was a senior adviser at 76 Group. — Ken Salazar is rejoining WilmerHale as senior counsel. He most recently was U.S. ambassador to Mexico and is a former senator and Interior secretary. — Jessica Lovejoy is now chief of staff at GovAct. She most recently was senior vice president of campaigns at 50+1 Strategies. — Black Men Vote has added Michael Bland as executive director and Antonio Scott as chief of staff. Bland previously was southern battleground director for Kamala Harris' 2024 presidential campaign. Scott previously was national mayors director for the campaign. — Andrew Coté is now senior vice president at Forterra. He previously was vice president of strategy and growth at BRINC Drones and is a Defense Department and Trump 45 alum. — Ashlin Bollacker is now director of pipeline safety at the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, per Morning Energy. Bollacker was previously project manager of stakeholder engagement and communications at the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. — Brent Petrone has joined MAD Global Strategy as senior vice president. He previously directed digital strategy at Actum and is a Mercury alum. — Brooke Oberwetter has been promoted to be an executive vice president at Burson. — Hannah Walden is now the FAA's assistant administrator for communications, Morning Transportation reports. Walden was previously the communications director at Airlines for America. — Philip Shulman is now communications director for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. He most recently was the House and special projects communications director at American Bridge. — Scott Breen will be the next president of the Can Manufacturers Institute after current President Robert Budway retires following 40 years with the association. Breen is currently CMI's senior vice president of sustainability. New Joint Fundraisers 2003 VICTORY FUND (Reps. John Carter, Mario Diaz-Balart, Mike Rogers, Mike Turner, Tom Cole) New PACs Hemp Industry & Farmers of America (Hybrid PAC) PHLOW Corp. Political Action Committee (PhlowPAC) (PAC) Virginia Economic Opportunity PAC (VEO PAC) (Super PAC) VOCES DE LA FRONTERA POLITICAL FUND (Super PAC) New Lobbying REGISTRATIONS Ballard Partners: Hyperice, Inc. Ballard Partners: Nyse Group, Inc. Cornerstone Government Affairs, Inc.: National Association Of Home Builders Cove Strategies: Leadsonline Holland & Knight LLP: City Of Redmond, Wa Mckinnon Group, LLC: Dynamis, Inc. Mo Strategies, Inc.: Nextera Energy, Inc. Perspective Strategies: Branstad Churchill Group (Obo Bitmain Delaware Holding Company, Inc.) Rewiring America Inc.: Rewiring America Inc. Rich Feuer Anderson: Auto Alliance For Innovation Rich Feuer Anderson: Clean Energy Buyers Association (Ceba) Rich Feuer Anderson: Securities Industry And Financial Markets Association (Sifma) Rich Feuer Anderson: Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc., A Delaware Corporation Rich Feuer Anderson: Td Bank, N.A. Rich Feuer Anderson: Tesla, Inc. Rs Group Consulting LLC: Encompass Health Rubicon Advisors, LLC: Apoe Alzheimers Alliance Williams And Jensen, Pllc: Hillsdale College New Lobbying Terminations Easterseals New Jersey: Eastereals New Jersey Federal Hall Policy Advisors, LLC: Discover Financial Services, Inc. Government Relations Group, LLC: Miami Club Rum Rasky Partners, Inc.: City Of Boston Sobba Public, LLC: American Financial Exchange
CBS News
12-05-2025
- Automotive
- CBS News
Motorcycle rider fatally injured, passenger injured, in Lenawee County crash
Tariff deal between US and China; Dundee High wrestling team under investigation; more top stories Tariff deal between US and China; Dundee High wrestling team under investigation; more top stories Tariff deal between US and China; Dundee High wrestling team under investigation; more top stories One person is dead and another is injured in the aftermath of a motorcycle crash in Lenawee County, Michigan. The accident happened about 11:30 p.m. Saturday on Devils Lake Highway, near Waters Edge Drive in Woodstock Township. The Lenawee County Sheriff's Office reported that the 2023 Harley Davidson FLXSH was northbound on Devils Lake Highway but the driver lost control and the motorcycle went off the road. As a result of the crash, the motorcycle struck a mailbox and both the driver and passenger were thrown off. The person who called 911 did CPR on the driver until EMS arrived. But the driver, a 34-year-old woman from Hillsdale, was pronounced dead at the scene. The passenger, a 36-year-old man, was transported to Henry Ford Allegiance hospital for his injuries. Neither one was wearing a helmet, according to the report. The crash remains under investigation by the Lenawee County Accident Investigation Team. The Lenawee County Sheriff's Office also was assisted by Addison Fire Department, Somerset Fire Department and the Lenawee County Medical Examiner's Office.
