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A local museum has been bringing visitors a look at pioneer life in Northern Michigan for a few decades, and it's all thanks to some very dedicated volunteers. We have the details. Plus, we'll introduce you to "Celia," the Pet of the Week. Those stories on this Local Edition.

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Cars.com's Mike Hanley takes a look at the 2008 Hummer H2. Shot and edited by: Matthew Avery Produced by: Matthew Avery and Sarah Gersh

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The Cadillac Area YMCA broke ground on their new community center in June, but they're still working to raise funding for the center. We have the details about their latest fundraiser. Plus, the Red Cross is facing what they call "alarming low blood levels." We'll explain how you can help the organization. Those stories on this Local Edition.

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A local sheriff's department has a new addition to their team, thanks to a very generous donation. We'll explain. Plus, building character through community service. We'll show you a fundraiser held by a local Tae Kwan Doe group. Those stories on this Local Edition.

A Cadillac's run-in with a fire hydrant makes for one wet mess in California.

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The Cadillac Area Artists Association recently held their annual Art Fair, which received great turnout despite some poor weather and a poor economy. Plus, walking for a cure. We'll take a look at an annual fundraiser in Missaukee County. Those stories on this Local Edition.

A local library's summer reading program is wrapping up at the end of the month, but the last activities of the program are still drawing a huge audience. We have the details. Plus, a local bicycle safety program has been extended. We'll tell you more. And, we'll bring you the "Pets of the Week." Those stories on this Local Edition.

A recent contest pitted coffee shops throughout northern Michigan against each other, as voters decided which shop is the best in our area. A store in Lake City won the contest; we have the details. Plus, the Cadillac Area YMCA is preparing for their annual "Rock and Roll" youth event. Those stories on this Local Edition.

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For many people, a long race can be exhausting enough, but even a marathon is nothing compared to a recent competition in our area. We'll explain. Plus, a local man will be heading to the Olympic Games this August, and an upcoming event will celebrate his accomplishment. Those stories on this Local Edition.

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An exhibit featuring the work of local artists is on display at a location you might not expect -- a bank. We'll explain. Plus, we'll bring the details about a unique community forum in our area. Those stories on this Local Edition.

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Richard D. Gidron, a politically savvy Bronx businessman who became one of America's earliest and most successful black owners of a Cadillac dealership before falling on hard times and going to prison for a year for fraud and tax evasion, died Thursday at a New York hospital. He was 68 and lived in Scarsdale. Mr. Gidron died at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, said his son, Richard Jr., who declined to disclose the cause of death. For three decades, Dick Gidron, as he was known to a generation of car buyers as well as mayors, congressmen, star athletes and other celebrities, presided over an empire of Cadillac, Oldsmobile and Ford dealerships that began in the Bronx and moved into Yonkers, Mt. Kisco and Mahopac. Starting as a teenage car jockey parking Caddies at a dealership in Chicago in 1957, Mr. Gidron, a born salesman, learned his trade when America's craze with Cadillacs inspired visions of stardom and celebrity -- of Elvis Presley whizzing through Memphis in a gold Cadillac and of Sugar Ray Robinson cruising the streets of Harlem in a flamingo pink convertible. In 1972, when General Motors wanted a minority owner for its Bronx Cadillac franchise, it selected Mr. Gidron, by then one of its top salesmen, over competitors who included Sammy Davis Jr. and Henry Aaron. He thus became New York's first African-American Cadillac dealer and the second in the nation. By 1980, with annual sales of $45 million, Mr. Gidron was among the top 10 Cadillac dealers in the United States. He acquired three homes, a 36-foot yacht and a host of prominent friends and political connections. He was president of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce for more than 10 years in the 1980s and '90s, and was chairman of the Bronx County Democratic Committee for several years in the 1980s. On his showroom walls were photos of Mr. Gidron with President Ronald Reagan, Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, Mother Teresa and Muhammad Ali. Super Bowl parties at his home drew a pantheon of judges, politicians and celebrities. Friends included George Steinbrenner, the principal owner of the Yankees; Stanley M. Friedman, the former Bronx Democratic leader; Mayor David N. Dinkins; State Senator Guy J. Velella; Representatives Mario Biaggi and Charles B. Rangel; and Dave Winfield, the Yankees slugger. But by the 1990s, as the nation's love affair with Cadillacs waned, America's most prestigious car had become an outsize relic, overtaken by fuel-efficient imports and other luxury brands. As Mr. Gidron's sales plummeted, he fell behind in his corporate taxes, General Motors terminated his franchise, and revenue agents seized parts of his business. In 2002, Mr. Gidron was indicted on charges of evading more than $1.5 million in state and federal taxes from the sale and leasing of cars from 1995 to 2000. In 2003, he pleaded guilty to two counts of grand larceny and one of offering a false instrument for filing -- admitting that he kept car payments meant for lending institutions -- and was ordered to pay $1.6 million in restitution and sentenced to three years of home confinement and five years of probation. In 2005, state tax agents shut down Gidron Cadillac-Oldsmobile in Yonkers, seizing assets for what they said was his failure to pay more than $800,000 in sales taxes. Three other Gidron dealerships were also closed. Mr. Gidron was arrested after a monitor appointed to oversee his business charged that he had again kept car payments intended for lending institutions. He pleaded guilty to violating probation and defrauding nine victims of up to $100,000, and was sentenced to one to three years in prison. State officials said his former dealerships still owed $12 million in taxes. In 2006, Mr. Gidron emerged from a year in prison, said he hoped to make a comeback and sued General Motors for $150 million, charging that the automaker had reneged on a deal to sell him an auto repair center in Yonkers that he had restored at a cost of millions after it was damaged in a fire in 2000. The suit is pending. Richard Daniel Gidron was born in Chicago on Oct. 10, 1939, and was raised by his mother and grandmother after his father died when he was 7. At 19, he got a job in a Cadillac dealership on Chicago's South Side. He went to night school but learned salesmanship on the lot and in the showroom. By 26, he had become Cadillac's first black salesman, a natural who did not come across as a super pitchman but moved cars with drumbeat regularity. Besides his son, of Scarsdale, Mr. Gidron is survived by his wife, Marjorie; a daughter, Bridgett Gidron of Scarsdale; two sisters, Dorothy J. Holmes of Stone Mountain, Ga., and Freddie M. Kessee of Aliso Viejo, Calif.; a brother, Thomas Parker of Little Rock, Ark.; and two grandchildren. Author: sunmanpatoo Keywords: 11369 Richard D. Gidron Dead 68 years old bronx businessman cadillac car dealer empire Added: July 11, 2008

Richard D. Gidron, a politically savvy Bronx businessman who became one of America's earliest and most successful black owners of a Cadillac dealership before falling on hard times and going to prison for a year for fraud and tax evasion, died Thursday at a New York hospital. He was 68 and lived in Scarsdale. Mr. Gidron died at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, said his son, Richard Jr., who declined to disclose the cause of death. For three decades, Dick Gidron, as he was known to a generation of car buyers as well as mayors, congressmen, star athletes and other celebrities, presided over an empire of Cadillac, Oldsmobile and Ford dealerships that began in the Bronx and moved into Yonkers, Mt. Kisco and Mahopac. Starting as a teenage car jockey parking Caddies at a dealership in Chicago in 1957, Mr. Gidron, a born salesman, learned his trade when America's craze with Cadillacs inspired visions of stardom and celebrity -- of Elvis Presley whizzing through Memphis in a gold Cadillac and of Sugar Ray Robinson cruising the streets of Harlem in a flamingo pink convertible. In 1972, when General Motors wanted a minority owner for its Bronx Cadillac franchise, it selected Mr. Gidron, by then one of its top salesmen, over competitors who included Sammy Davis Jr. and Henry Aaron. He thus became New York's first African-American Cadillac dealer and the second in the nation. By 1980, with annual sales of $45 million, Mr. Gidron was among the top 10 Cadillac dealers in the United States. He acquired three homes, a 36-foot yacht and a host of prominent friends and political connections. He was president of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce for more than 10 years in the 1980s and '90s, and was chairman of the Bronx County Democratic Committee for several years in the 1980s. On his showroom walls were photos of Mr. Gidron with President Ronald Reagan, Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, Mother Teresa and Muhammad Ali. Super Bowl parties at his home drew a pantheon of judges, politicians and celebrities. Friends included George Steinbrenner, the principal owner of the Yankees; Stanley M. Friedman, the former Bronx Democratic leader; Mayor David N. Dinkins; State Senator Guy J. Velella; Representatives Mario Biaggi and Charles B. Rangel; and Dave Winfield, the Yankees slugger. But by the 1990s, as the nation's love affair with Cadillacs waned, America's most prestigious car had become an outsize relic, overtaken by fuel-efficient imports and other luxury brands. As Mr. Gidron's sales plummeted, he fell behind in his corporate taxes, General Motors terminated his franchise, and revenue agents seized parts of his business. In 2002, Mr. Gidron was indicted on charges of evading more than $1.5 million in state and federal taxes from the sale and leasing of cars from 1995 to 2000. In 2003, he pleaded guilty to two counts of grand larceny and one of offering a false instrument for filing -- admitting that he kept car payments meant for lending institutions -- and was ordered to pay $1.6 million in restitution and sentenced to three years of home confinement and five years of probation. In 2005, state tax agents shut down Gidron Cadillac-Oldsmobile in Yonkers, seizing assets for what they said was his failure to pay more than $800,000 in sales taxes. Three other Gidron dealerships were also closed. Mr. Gidron was arrested after a monitor appointed to oversee his business charged that he had again kept car payments intended for lending institutions. He pleaded guilty to violating probation and defrauding nine victims of up to $100,000, and was sentenced to one to three years in prison. State officials said his former dealerships still owed $12 million in taxes. In 2006, Mr. Gidron emerged from a year in prison, said he hoped to make a comeback and sued General Motors for $150 million, charging that the automaker had reneged on a deal to sell him an auto repair center in Yonkers that he had restored at a cost of millions after it was damaged in a fire in 2000. The suit is pending. Richard Daniel Gidron was born in Chicago on Oct. 10, 1939, and was raised by his mother and grandmother after his father died when he was 7. At 19, he got a job in a Cadillac dealership on Chicago's South Side. He went to night school but learned salesmanship on the lot and in the showroom. By 26, he had become Cadillac's first black salesman, a natural who did not come across as a super pitchman but moved cars with drumbeat regularity. Besides his son, of Scarsdale, Mr. Gidron is survived by his wife, Marjorie; a daughter, Bridgett Gidron of Scarsdale; two sisters, Dorothy J. Holmes of Stone Mountain, Ga., and Freddie M. Kessee of Aliso Viejo, Calif.; a brother, Thomas Parker of Little Rock, Ark.; and two grandchildren. Author: sunmanpatoo Keywords: 11369 Richard D. Gidron Dead 68 years old bronx businessman cadillac car dealer empire Added: July 11, 2008

A local diver has visited almost every corner of the globe, and on almost every dive he finds something new. A recent dive was no exception; we'll explains. Plus, a local chamber of commerce has a new leader as their old President is leaving the area. Those stories on this Local Edition.

Hunting with a laser gun -- it may sound like something from the future, but it's exactly how a local venue is helping some people to improve their shooting skills. We have the details. Plus, a look at the "pet of the week." Those stories on this Local Edition.

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