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Fenton Police and Fire Honored for Saving Life, Lesbian Couple Fights Adoption Law
There was plenty of news around White Lake this week.
Here are the top five most interesting stories from around the White Lake area this week.
1. In Fenton, police Lt. Nick Will and firefighters Josh Sturgis, Matt Hadfield and Mike Johnson of the Fenton Fire Department received CPR Save Pins and letters of Commendation from Fire Chief Bob Cairnduff for saving a man's life. In addition, Cairnduff recognized STAT EMS personnel Charles Bowen, Adam Luman and Chris Samon for their roles.
2. An Oakland Community College student and Farmington Hills resident came up missing after a recent trip to Syria, according to the Detroit News.
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3. An Oakland County lesbian couple is fighting a law that prohibits adoptions by umarried couples, reported the Detroit Free Press.
4. ABC TV 12 reported that a Flint woman shot and killed her boyfriend thinking he was an intruder.
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5. on the ballot in May, according to Brighton Patch.
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