The Recorder – 4th Q 2019

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Free smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Albion homes

Davis leads Albion initiative to place free smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Albion homes By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZContributing Writer October 26, 2023   The Albion Fire Safety Coalition had their first meeting Tuesday, Oct. 24 to learn how to install the free smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Albion provided by MI Prevention, a first-of-its-kind statewide residential smoke alarm installation and consumer fire education program targeted toward specific demographic groups and geographical areas of the state based on fatal fire data gathered over the last five years. We are the first in the state to do this as a community...” ...

Hundreds of warrants going out for failure to pay income taxes

City works to warn people of hundreds of warrants going out for failure to pay income taxes, urges people to come in to avoid arrest By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ Contributing Writer October 12, 2023 At times on Friday, there was a line of people at city hall six deep waiting to see Eric Tobin, the income tax administrator for the City of Albion. A stream of an estimated 20 to 40 people came in to see if they owed the city income taxes as a result of a Facebook post put out by the Albion Department of Public Safety that same ...
Advisor members for the Park Project funded by the de Nicola gift

Two Million Dollar Gift from the de Nicola Family

Mayor Victoria Garcia-Snyder and the Albion Community Foundation announce $2 million matching gift from the de Nicola family By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ Contributing Writer September 30, 2021  The celebration is over, but the community’s work is about to begin in Albion. During the Festival of the Forks, Mayor Victoria Garcia-Snyder and The Albion Community Foundation announced that the Christie and Tony de Nicola family made the largest gift in the Foundation’s history. The de Nicola’s $2,000,000 gift has a matching gift component, resulting in a total of $4,000,000 going to support projects involving improvements for area residents, especially that of children ...
Albion Train Depot

Cram Family Fund to Revitalize Albion’s Train Depot

By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ Contributing Writer October 7, 2021 In a weekend filled with positive news, the Albion Community Foundation received a $300,000 gift from the Cram family to honor their parents Dr. Ralph Cram and the late Mary E. Cram. This fund was established by their daughter Virginia Cram-Marto and Dr. Cram to celebrate their family's legacy of philanthropy and volunteerism. This generous gift will initially be used to revitalize the Albion train depot and then establish an ACF endowment to maintain the 1882 Victorian train station. On completion of the depot restoration project, the fund will be used to ...

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