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A message from your new village manager
New village manager’s roots and commitment run deep To the residents and neighbors of Stockbridge, It is an incredible privilege to introduce myself as your new Village Manager. While the official title is new, this community has long been my home. I have lived in the Stockbridge area for over 50 years, and my family’s […]
Faces of Addiction
Scars of sober support—The other side of the story by Tina Cole‑Mullins October is a month that brings its own kind of clarity. It asks us to look at addiction not just through the lens of the person fighting it, but through the eyes of the ones who stand beside that fight. With Substance Abuse […]
Kids Halloween costume exchange at Stockbridge Library October 1-31
by Kristin Shea The Stockbridge Library is excited to announce a new holiday project: A Halloween costume exchange! From Oct. 1 through Halloween, the library is asking members of the community to consider donating any costumes your children have outgrown. Bring these costumes to the CADL Stockbridge branch and either donate them or exchange them […]
ABBOTT & FILLMORE AGENCY—FULL SERVICE SINCE 1946
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Stockbridge Community News to celebrate 10th anniversary with online fundraising auction
Stockbridge Community News (SCN) is celebrating 10 years of serving the community with an online fundraising auction scheduled for November 7–13, 2026. The auction will feature a variety of items donated by local businesses, organizations and community members, including gift certificates, handmade goods, gift baskets, services and experiences. All proceeds will benefit SCN and help […]
Around the Open Air Market
From market to table: Bringing ‘Friday finds’ home by Kristen Stromski Every Friday brings a special time for market-goers, especially as we transition into the cozy days of fall. The Open Air Market is more than a place to shop—it is a place to gather, connect, and enjoy our community. Families can visit the playground, […]
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Kristina Lyke for Judge, Michigan 44th Circuit Court Kristina Lyke knows the area.Lyke was raised in Pinckney and now resides in Fowlerville. She is a member of the Greater Brighton Chamber of Commerce (includes Pinckney, Hell, Lakeland, Hamburg and Brighton) and Howell Chamber of Commerce. In addition, Lyke has volunteered and sponsored several local charities […]
Clyde’s Corner: Oh, no! There go the crates into the pouring rain!
by Clyde Whitaker Here’s another memory of mine from working on the Krummrey Farm during the summer of my senior year in high school. Those of us who worked in the hot muck remember it was almost like quicksand, mushy and uneven. The trucks we drove back then, at least most of them, had no […]
Active Aging
From Harvest to Health: Gather today, plan for tomorrow by: Alexa M. Ten Eyck and Rachel Stanley October is harvest season throughout the Stockbridge area. Fields are to be cleared while gardens give up the last of their produce. Preparations begin for the colder months ahead. Annual harvests are also a time to take stock […]