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February 25, 2011
FINAL Consumers Energy storm update

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., (February 25, 2011) – Consumers Energy has restored electric service to 96 percent of the 214,000 customers affected by the winter storm last weekend. The majority of the remaining 8,000 electric customers are expected to be restored by midnight tonight.

4:00 PM Update

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., (February 25, 2011) – Consumers Energy has restored electric service to 96 percent of the 214,000 customers affected by the winter storm last weekend. The majority of the remaining 8,000 electric customers are expected to be restored by midnight tonight.

The approximate numbers of Consumers Energy electric customers remaining without service in the following counties are as follows: Branch (1,900); Calhoun (160);

February 24, 2011
Power scarce on Wednesday

If it wasn’t for the snow, one could swear a tornado ripped through Blissfield and the surrounding areas. Branches, bark, tree limbs, and in some cases, entire trees lined the curbs, sidewalks, and front yards of residences.  © 2011 All content copyrighted. No reproduction without permission.

 
    
        

If it wasn’t for the snow, one could swear a tornado ripped through Blissfield and the surrounding areas. Branches, bark, tree limbs, and in some cases, entire trees lined the curbs, sidewalks, and front yards of residences. 

June 14, 2010
CDBG Money Could Spur BioDri Into Action

In February, after receiving $3.1 million in state tax incentives, BioDri announced that it could begin operating in Blissfield as early as May.

Midway through June, the company which pledged to directly create 337 jobs in the next five years, BioDri is still technically without a home and hiring hasn’t begun.
Blissfield Village officials say that could change soon.

The development has stalled while awaiting the application for and processing of community development block grand funding through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. To qualify for a major tax break on a facility, BioDri was required to wait for the block grants to be approved before it could move into a building in Michigan.

 In February, after receiving $3.1 million in state tax incentives, BioDri announced that it could begin operating in Blissfield as early as May.

Midway through June, the company which pledged to directly create 337 jobs in the next five years, BioDri is still technically without a home and hiring hasn’t begun.
Blissfield Village officials say that could change soon.