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by John and Theresa Kightlinger In November, drivers need to be alert for deer Q. Will my insurance cover vehicle damage from a car-deer accident? […]
Waterloo Farm Museum’s Pioneer Day draws large crowd
by Alex R. Weddon History came alive under deep blue Michigan skies Oct. 13 during the Waterloo Farm Museum’s annual Pioneer Day. The unique look at a time gone by drew hundreds of guests who strolled the farm grounds and nearby Dewey School. “This is as big a crowd as any I can remember,” said […]
1994 & 1995 Cross Country State Champions Stockbridge High School-25 year reunion
by Jim and Anita Lister On October 4, 2019, runners from the 1994 and 1995 State Championship Cross Country teams gathered at the SHS school cafeteria and football field. Current coach/teammate Steve Allison began coordinating the reunion plans over a year ago and contacted all members from across the country; they came from California, Colorado, […]
Student of the Month: Annabelle Wilburn– 2nd Grade
by Cindy Lance This months spotlight shines on Smith Elementary 2nd grader Annabelle Wilburn. Terri Grant, her 1st grade teacher put forth the nomination and stated “Annabelle is always a perfect model of Smith Panther Pride. She is very respectful of others, makes wise choices and is a dedicated student, always eager to learn . She […]
Stockbridge boys soccer team pays tribute to Mike Jones
by Cindy Lance The Stockbridge Boys Varsity Soccer team came together with family and friends Oct. 2 to dedicate a new flagpole, stone and plaque in honor of Mike Jones. Jones, a big supporter of the program, passed away suddenly in April, leaving behind grieving family, friends and community. Eddie Koch, 2019 Stockbridge High School […]
Heritage Greenhouse awarded $2,500 grant for waterline
by Bruce Brown The Heritage Greenhouse is hidden from view when you drive into the school’s parking lot. To see the greenhouse, you must go through the school, or follow the sidewalk to the south side of the building. The greenhouse was built there three years ago, nestled between two classroom wings. It has a […]
Stockbridge High School graduate Kayla Fletcher joins the Stockbridge Community News team
by Hope Salyer Stockbridge High School graduate Kayla Fletcher was appointed by unanimous vote to the Stockbridge Community News team in June. After graduating, Fletcher attended Lansing Community College while working at St. Joseph Chelsea. She received her state IAHCSMM certification in Central Services and Reprocessing. Fletcher currently serves as a sterile processing technician at St. Joseph Chelsea. Fletcher handles the […]
UTPD Activity from September 12th- October 6th 2019
Thursday, 9/12 Unknown Accident/Car found in ditch-W. M-36/Arnold Rd. Assist EMS/Fall-Doyle Rd./Worden Rd. Suspicious Situation-Livermore Rd./E. Trebesh Cir. Friday, 9/13 Medical Assist EMS-Williamsville Rd./Doyle Rd. Assist EMS-Main St./ Dewey St. Suspicious Situation-M.36/Dexter Trl. Verbal Domestic-Bowdish Rd./Walnut Ln. Saturday, 9/14 Parking Complaint-Tamara Dr./Kaiser Rd. Sunday, 9/15 Property Damage Accident-W. M-36/Arnold Rd. Assist Unadilla Township Fire Department-Graves […]
Facing a Blue Christmas?
by Diane Rockall Christmas songs are starting to make their way into the stores, along with decorations and sales, and while many look forward to the holidays as a time of gathering with friends and families, there are those for whom the holidays are a dreaded time of year. Crossroads Community Church wants to offer […]
Crossroads Community Church’s new Bridge Builders initiative
by Diane Rockall “Mobilizing the community to serve our neighbors who could use a helping hand.” Mission Statement of Crossroads Community Church’s new Bridge Builders initiative. October started with a literal “bang” for members of the newly-formed Bridge Builders as they put their hammers to work helping a single mom with some repairs on her […]