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Clyde’s Corner

‘I miss you, Phil’: A tribute to an old friend by Clyde Whitaker All of us at one time or another have had people in our lives whom we admired—people who inspired us. I have been blessed to have many people around me to help me navigate this journey we call life. Phil Gladstone is […]

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Stockbridge Students Earn Outstanding AP Exam Results in 2026

STOCKBRIDGE, Mich. — Stockbridge Community Schools is celebrating the outstanding achievement of its Advanced Placement (AP) students following the release of 2026 AP Exam scores. A total of 29 students completed 49 AP exams across six subject areas, demonstrating exceptional academic commitment and perseverance. Overall, 90% of exams earned a passing score of 3 or higher, […]

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Around the Open Air Market

Time flies! The 2026 market season has reached its midpoint. by Kristen Stromski How is it already August? My, how time flies when you’re having fun! August officially marks the halfway point of the market season, which runs from May to October. Important Note: Due to road construction, for the rest of this season, the […]

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Reading Between the Lines

‘Purple State’ is a campaign for unity by Jessica Martell In 2007, Dana Perino made history when she became the first Republican woman to serve as the White House press secretary. Since then, she has worked as a political commentator and written several nonfiction bestsellers. This year, Perino made her fiction debut with “Purple State,” […]