Week in Review: Schools Readies for Start, Arrest Made in Break-ins, Rotary Helps Cemetery

Here is a roundup of news that you might have missed in Hartland area for the week ending Sunday:

• — It's an update that ranges from personnel changes to where construction occurred over the summer.
• — New smartboards promise to transform the classroom and we detail teacher training and interview those who already have used them. Our coverage also includes .
• — Livingston County's medical director explains what to do to reduce the risk.
• — The case of administrator Tracey Sahouri and her husband, who are accused of knowingly allowing underage drinking at their child's graduation party, is adjourned until Sept. 29.
• — Two area businesses donate time and materials to build a sidewalk at the cemetery, one part of a larger effort to aid the historic cemetery.
• — Police say a Westland man is responsible for several thefts at area business here and is a suspect in similar crimes elsewhere.
• — The Eagles even their record at 1-1 with a win over Livonia Franklin.
• — A Hartland family help with an event that raised money for research of Duchenne muscular distrophy.
• — RetakeOurGov of Hartland was one of many groups to show up for a stop in a politically-themed national bus tour.