5HF Wellness Centers lift mask requirements
Information from 5 Healthy Towns Foundation On Feb. 25, the CDC rescinded mask-wearing recommendations for most of the country, and specifically in areas with low or medium COVID-19 community levels. In accordance with the updated guidance, mask-wearing will be optional for all members and staff using Stockbridge, Chelsea and Dexter Wellness Centers. This adjusted policy […]
Women of Note: Suzi Greenway enriches the lives of Stockbridge residents
by Joan Tucker In our community, Suzi Greenway is someone who gets involved. Want to enjoy a night of community theater? Suzi will be onstage or producing a play. Looking for a nearby source of fresh and healthy food? Suzi has organized weekly Open Air Markets in summer and the monthly Winter Market. In the […]
Foxy Rebels discount store opens downtown
by Tina Cole-Mullins Foxy Rebels is a discount store offering a vast selection of items at a great price, but it’s also much more. The two Foxy Rebels, co-owners Andrea Place and Amanda Weiss hope to “provide a fun space for everyone in the community.” “We will offer events for all ages and give the […]
Death Notice: James Heller
James M. “Jim” Heller, age 74, of Gregory, Michigan, passed away on March 8, 2022 at his home. He was born on November 30, 1947 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. A Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 12:00 noon from the Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home, Chelsea. The family will receive friends at […]
Ask an Expert: Is my car safe to drive after a crash?
by John Theresa Kightlinger After an auto accident, you could be wondering if it is safe to drive your vehicle. Here are five things to consider before driving your car. Your own health and safety. Before you consider your car, you need to make sure that you’re fine to drive. Accidents are very stressful situations […]
Forty-year Pioneer Education Program in jeopardy
by Arlene Kaiser The Waterloo Area Historical Society is looking for a few good men and women who can help educate young people in the history of the pioneer experience of our forefathers, and have a really fun time doing it. The experiences the school marms and masters, and the farm family have had over […]
Paws and Claws
Vaccines help your pet live a long, healthy life by Cindy Anderson, DVM Vaccines help prevent many illnesses that affect pets. Vaccinating has long been considered one of the easiest ways to help your pets live a long, healthy life. Your veterinarian can determine a vaccination regimen that will provide the safest and best protection […]
Women of Note: German war bride Charlotte Camp found a new life in Stockbridge
by Tina Cole-Mullins Some may recall the late Charlotte (Cyrus Tillack) Camp as an award-winning journalist and one-time owner of the Stockbridge Town Crier. Others may remember her as a devout mother who was a Cub Scout den mother, PTA and Band Boosters president, choir director and Sunday school teacher. But few may know the […]
Celebrating green in March—with Wordle!
by Mary Jo David What better month than March to celebrate green? St. Patrick’s Day. Crocus leaves. And Wordle. Yes, Wordle, the word game that has taken the country—or rather, countries—by storm. It’s as though we are all living through a pandemic and desperate for some solitary fun. Oh wait—we are! And that explains the […]
