Man Collects More Than $100,000 in Fake Veterans' Charities Scam; Dexter Cider Will Cost More, Taste Different This Season
There was a lot of news around Brighton this week.
Here is a list of five interesting stories for the Fenton area this week.
1. A West Bloomfield man collected more than $100,000 in fake veterans' charities telemarketing scam, Farmington Patch reported. The man spent the money at athletic clubs, liquor stores and restaurants, according to authorities.
2. The Dexter Cider Mill, Michigan's oldest, continuously operating cider mill, opened for its 126th year, Dexter Patch reported. The cider likely will taste a little different and cost more because of the poor harvest season and the destruction of the apple crop in Michigan.
3. Hartland Patch reported that 11-year-old Connor Grabowski-Cracchiolo was found in South Dakota after begin reported missing by his mother on Friday. Connor's father, Mark Grabowski, of Hartland, a former Detroit Lions defensive lineman, was taken into custody by the FBI.
4. Novi Patch reported that more than 50,000 people attended the Great Lakes State Fair during Labor Day weekend.
5. A car bomb exploded in Holly, reported the Tri-County Times.
Gopal Das
10:16 am on Monday, September 10, 2012
I think everybody should check out the Scam Detector app. I believe they're online as well.