Livingston County, Michigan
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Resale business offers a high-end experience - 6/17/08 - Resale stores around the nation are growing at 5 percent annually - by Maureen McDonald / Special to The Detroit News

Art has a place in downtown Brighton; City's creative groups open gallery, bring in sculptures - 6/12/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Work commences on Hartland mall; site plan up for final OK - 3/18/08 - by Valerie Olander / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Fowlerville: New Wal-Mart opens Friday - 3/06/08 - The Detroit News [Wal-Mart web site]

DDA director vows to move Howell forward; Business owner says he wants to see downtown succeed, especially since he has vested interest in city. - 3/04/08 - by Valerie Olander / The Detroit News

Permit fee delaying Pinckney plant site overhaul - 2/29/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Opening of Fowlerville Wal-Mart worries the little guys; Others see jobs, more money coming to area - 2/28/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News  [Wal-Mart web site]

Hamburg Township: Well-water replacement project to aid businesses - 2/27/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Brighton:  City plans $2.4M in upgrades; Capital projects will include replacing sewers, adding a turn lane and improving traffic lights. - 2/25/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

U of M Buys (Brighton) Land for Future Health Facility - 2/19/08 - by Robert Carr / GlobeSt.com

Hartland Township - Retail boost coming to M-59; Trustees have given preliminary approval to new mall; developers have to tweak their proposal. - 1/24/08 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs:  Green Oak Twp. - Rezoning plan on table for commercial project; Brighton - U-M considers buying site near health center - 1/17/08 - The Detroit News

$6M plan in works to ease retail impact on M-59 - 10/25/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Report: Pinckney industrial site is contaminated; An environmental study of the 80-acre facility found lead, arsenic and cyanide. - 9/15/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Brighton: Streets to get makeover - 9/11/07 - The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Fowlerville: New health center to open -

Brighton restaurant scene thrives; New liquor licenses spur eateries as strong hooks for downtown shopping district. - 9/05/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Building boom: Projects to bring homes, shops to Fowlerville; Wal-Mart, condos, medical space planned - 8/08/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Brighton:  Mayor proposes to move Pink Hotel; Monet to hold community meeting to discuss options to save historic building; developer says move costly. - 4/26/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs:  New bistro/offices to open - 4/26/07 - TheDetroit News

Marion Township - Development gains ground despite market; Township Board meets tonight to discuss plans for 6-year-old project that calls for 2,000-plus houses. - 4/12/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Brighton: Jeweler's site plan approved - 4/10/07 - Rottermond Jewelers - The Detroit News

Brighton OKs adding liquor licenses; Council says allowing new ones in redevelopment zone will spur business; critic foresees 'bar-hop town.' - 4/09/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Green Oak - Builder offers sewage plant; Ron Cook will construct the facility to aid his residential complex and two other developments. - 3/29/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Fowlerville warms to arrival of Wal-Mart - 3/26/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

89,000 left Wayne County, census data show; Suburbs benefit: Macomb, Livingston among hot destinations - 3/22/07 - by Marisol Bello, Zachary Gorchow and Victoria Turk / Detroit Free Press

Job losses trigger population loss; Migration out of Metro Detroit fueled Michigan's first estimated population loss since the early 1980s, new Census figures show. - 3/22/07 - The Detroit News

Hartland Township: Growing county gets 12th hotel; 3-story La Quinta Inn in Hartland Twp. will boost number of rooms in Livingston to 800. - 3/22/07 - by Valerie Olander / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Brighton: Building heights may increase - 3/21/07 - The Detroit News

Brighton - Residents fear plan will raze old hotel; Developer proposes to replace historic Pink Hotel with larger structure if city hikes building height limits. - 3/15/07 - developer proposes 4-story mixed-use - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Local developers create fund to invest $400M in shopping centers - 3/13/07 - by By Jennette Smith / Crain's Detroit Business

Village at Hamburg development starts; Project aims to give township a downtown identity - 3/12/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Likely Hartland retail site changes hands - 3/10/07 - Ramco-Gershenson buys 27 acres - by Valerie Olander / The Detroit News

Livingston briefs - Green Oak Twp.:Mall anchor to open - 3/08/07 - The Detroit News

Howell - Downtown prime for growth; Study finds Michigan Ave./D-19 corridor can become a hot spot for retail, offices, condos. - 2/28/07 - by Valerie Olander / The Detroit News

Brighton: Medical facility plans to air; Mayor: Site will 'put city on the map' - 2/08/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Livingston Briefs - Howell:Downtown store sales up - 2/07/07 - The Detroit News

Livingston Briefs: Brighton - Candlewood hotel site plan extension OK'd - 2/03/07 - The Detroit News

Livingston Briefs: Oceola Twp. - Drive fights links' rezoning - 2/01/07 - Chemung Hills Golf Course -The Detroit News

Fate of Brighton's historic Pink Hotel unclear - 1/25/07 - by Candice Williams / The Detroit News

Blue Martini is on brink of closing - 3/20/07 - by Alex P. Kellogg / Detroit Free Press

Troy puts off vote on offer from Hooters - 3/20/07 - Council members say Hooters doesn't fit the image they want in the Big Beaver corridor - by Julie Edgar / Detroit Free Press