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Attorneys listen as Judge Thomas LaCross, appearing via videoconference, reviews the details of a child pornography case against Scott Henning in Alpena’s 88th District Court today.
ALPENA Child pornography found on a home computer, without proof of who put it there, is enough evidence to continue a case toward trial, Judge Thomas LaCross decided today in Alpena’s 88th District Court.
Scott Henning, 29, was bound over to 26th Circuit Court on charges of possession of child sexually abusive material.
More than 100 child porn images, including six images of children younger than 10, were found on a computer seized when detectives from the Huron Undercover Narcotics Team raided a drug lab in the home where Henning was living, according to police.
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Luke Gerhart, project manager at Wolgast Corp., looks at plans for Alpena Public Schools’ upcoming bond projects.
ALPENA Renovations at Besser, Lincoln, and Wilson elementary schools are scheduled to begin in June.
The Alpena Public Schools Board of Education on Monday awarded a little over $1.3 million in contracts so renovations at the schools can begin, part of a $33.9 million bond proposal passed by voters in March.
Luke Gerhart, project manager at Wolgast Corp., told the board contractors will prepare for the work “almost immediately,” getting the preliminary work completed before construction begins in June.