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Hullihen convicted of second degree murder

Blake Hullihen

By Cathy Taylor Review Correspondent Blake Hullihen, 27, of Harrison, stood in silence as a jury of eight men and six women delivered a guilty verdict for the murders of Gabrielle Woodworth and Donald Feneis. Hullihen was found guilty Monday in Osceola County’s 49th Circuit Court of two counts of second degree murder along with two counts of felony firearm charges relating to the December, 2011 shootings of the Sears couple. The shootings occurred outside of Chuck’s Corners Citgo station located at the intersection of M-66 and M-115 approximately 5 miles south of Marion.  Hullihen and his victims used this [...]

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Posted by News Desk - February 1, 2013 at 1:26 pm

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6th grader saves fellow student’s life with Heimlich

1-25-13Jared Slezinger and Det Kolhoff[1]

By Pat Maurer Review Correspondent Jared Slezinger, a sixth grader from Shumate Middle School in Gibraltar, is a real hero, thanks to what he learned at the Clare Youth Police Academy last summer. Jared, the son of Vincent and Katherine Slezinger of Rockwood, was vacationing with his Mom at the family cottage in Harrison while his Dad attended military training in Grayling and he spent some of his time at the Clare Youth Police Academy, an annual program under Clare Police Department Road Officer Greg Kolhoff. While he was there he participated in emergency training sessions and learned how to [...]

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Posted by mike - January 25, 2013 at 1:47 pm

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63 year-old steals car, then rams cop barricade

By Pat Maurer Review Correspondent   A 63-year-old Lincoln Township man is in a Bay City Hospital for a mental evaluation after he stole a car around noon Tuesday from J&D Market on Jefferson Avenue near Bertha Lake and led police on a chase that ended on the north side of Clare. According to an employee at J&D Market, the man was a regular customer. “I don’t know why he would have done that,” she said. She said the car he took belonged to J&D Market owner Irene Reusser, who had come inside the store after filling the Buick Rendezvous [...]

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Posted by mike - January 25, 2013 at 1:44 pm

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Gladwin woman shot in head, held captive 5 days

By Pat Maurer Review Correspondent   Less than a week after the kidnapping and assault of a woman on Central Michigan University’s campus, another kidnapping and assault was reported this week, this time in Gladwin County. According to information from the Gladwin County Sheriff’s Department, Shawn Michael Cleary, a 31 year-old Gladwin man was arrested January 19 after allegedly shooting and holding a woman captive for five days at a home in Hay Township. Although wounded, the woman was able to escape to a neighbor’s and contact police Saturday night. She told police she had been held as a captive [...]

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Posted by mike - January 25, 2013 at 1:43 pm

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Suspicious fire levels Freeman Twp. home

By Pat Maurer Review Correspondent Investigators believe the cause of a Freeman Township fire that burned a house to the ground on Wednesday was “suspicious,” according to a neighbor and family member of the home’s owner. Clare County Sheriff’s Department Detective Mike Coon spoke to neighbors who were witnesses to the Gladwin Road blaze. The fire is under investigation and may be drug related, according to several sources. Bill Snyder, a former delivery person for the Review and owner of a home on Twin Lakes Avenue just ¼ mile east of the home that burned, said he and wife Linda [...]

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Posted by mike - January 25, 2013 at 1:39 pm

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