Despite arrest, arsons continue

More reward money, cameras eyed to curb Twin Meadows’ trouble


BURTON — One fire consumed a trailer in Twin Meadows Park and caught fire to another trailer before being extinguished by the Burton Fire Department early on the morning of Feb. 10. Gary Duby was arrested Feb. 7 in connection with multiple arsons at the park. He still remains in jail. “There have been a couple different types of methods […]

City parks plan gets council nod




BURTON — Burton Parks and Recreation Commission passed a plan for improvements, to be made in the next five years, Feb. 8. “I am extremely excited at the five year plan. I really believe this brings to the table a clear vision of growth for the City of Burton,” said Stacy Betts, commission member. The plan includes multiple improvements, officials […]

Allied for Allie

Community comes to aid of girl facing cancer


BURTON — Just a few months ago Allie See was a normal second-grader at Barhitte Elementary. A swollen neck sent Allie to the hospital. A bone marrow test would confirm Allie had a form of cancer called Acute T-Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Allie’s mother, Mary Frazier, quit her job to care for Allie. Chris Frazier, Allie’s father, also out of work, […]

City adds 3D fireworks to Memorial Day




BURTON — A new addition to the 2012 Memorial Day festivities is planned. “We will be introducing 3D fireworks this year,” said Stacy Betts, Chairman of Memorial Day Festivities. Some 2,000 pairs of 3D glasses are being donated by City Council and will be handed out at the ceremony. “Right before the fireworks we will have the Memorial service which […]

Students back efforts to end bullying




BURTON — The students at Bendle School District are encouraged to wear purple Feb. 15 to signify anti-bullying support “If there are bullies out there, this is to make them more aware of what they do,” said Trisha Cherveny, South Bendle Elementary principal. “Our goal is to make the kids more aware and come together as a community. The whole […]

In brief



Memorial Day committee seeking nominations BURTON — The 2012 Burton Memorial Day Parade Committee is currently looking for nominations for grand marshall and veteran of the year now through February. Parade entries will now cost $25 and entry forms will be available online and at city hall. The committee is also in the process of accepting new volunteers. Anyone interested […]

Police Blotter



Copper taken from Fannie Mae BURTON — Contractors called police after seeing that the door was kicked in at the Fannie Mae building on Feb. 7. A unknown amount of copper was cut out of the basement. There are no suspects at this time. The case is still active. Man cited for pot possession BURTON — A man was pulled […]

Moreno joins Burton VIEW



BURTON — “Reporting the truth has always been important to me,” says Tara Moreno, who comes on board with The Burton View after years of writing for The University of Michigan-Flint’s The Michigan Times and freelance writing for regional magazines and websites. “Getting the truth out there so that the community can make sound decisions regarding their future is so […]

Security consulting opens in Burton




BURTON — Cooler Security Advisors, LLC, a security advising company, is now open for business in Burton. Owner Tony Fedewa consults for security, primarily for the entertainment industry. “What I do is consult for entertainers and event venues,” said Fedewa, who recently consulted for bigname bands. “I will be doing the security consulting for the upcoming 2012-2013 Rush tour.” Former […]

Hoping for a big fat prize

Brides ready to dive into cake for dream wedding package

GRAND BLANC — Mid Michigan brides and grooms have a chance to snag a wedding package valued at $3,000. The fifth Annual Big Fat Genesee Wedding Show is taking place at Warwick Hills Country Club, Feb. 18, 1- 4 p.m. At 4 p.m. wedding cake will start flying in the air, as two brides to-be are selected to dive into […]