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“Given SCN’s mission to help build a stronger, healthier community through consistent, quality communications, it is our policy to remain neutral on political campaign activity. While we seek to encourage residents to vote, we shall neither support nor oppose any political party or candidate for public office. While we appreciate all letters to the editor, […]
Mike Smith inspires students at Stockbridge
by Amy Haggerty. Photos by Jennifer Hammerberg. Small town guy, Mike Smith, grew up to have grandiose ideas and big dreams that he turned into reality. Thursday, September 6, with the help of a grant from the Stockbridge Area Educational Foundation, Smith came to Stockbridge and inspired students from seventh through twelfth grades during a […]
Outreach opens for business in new digs
article and photos by Patrice Johnson Volunteers and local residents gathered Outreach’s grand re-opening in its new digs at the Old Middle School, Sept. 5. Three rooms were newly renovated: one to house food; another to display clothing; and the third room was set to receive donations. Attendees are invited to enter in the back […]
Local native Gregg Hartsuff builds U of M’s rowing team to a powerhouse
by Jim Brown If you’ve ever heard the expression, “local boy done good,” it fits the career of Gregg Hartsuff. If you happen to pass by the Huron River near Ann Arbor you might see Hartsuff’s University of Michigan men’s eight (eight oarsmen in a boat plus a coxswain) rowing team practicing. Hartsuff, only son […]
SHS Class of 1988 holds 30 year class reunion
by Mike Williamson The Stockbridge High School Class of 1988 held its 30 year Class Reunion Saturday, July 28 at the Arctic Breakaway in Chelsea. Twenty-Six classmates attended the event. They set up a memorial table for the seven fallen members of the class.
Flexible, part-time work at home job available
Are you seeking interesting, part-time work with flexible hours that you can do out of your home? Stockbridge Community News is looking for a reliable, problem-solving individual to provide administrative support. Must enjoy computer work and have language skills. Email cover letter and current resume referencing your computer skills to the StockbridgeCommunityNews@gmail.com. Put “Admin Support […]
State Trooper saves unresponsive newborn of Stockbridge parents
by Patrice Johnson Welcome to new Stockbridge resident, Hannah Paielli. The baby girl entered this world feet first and unresponsive in her parents’ vehicle. Local homeowners Jessica and Andrew Paielli were expecting their fourth child when around 1 a.m. Monday, July 23, Jessica went into labor. The Paielli’s set off for Henry Ford Allegiance Health […]
August’s ‘Garden of the Month’ goes to Munith’s Shane Adams
Congratulations to 17-year-old Shane Adams of Munith for winning August’s “Garden of the Month” contest. The local plant enthusiast’s personal garden features potted succulents, rocks and colorful blossoms. Have a favorite garden spot based on its beauty or uniqueness? Send SCN photos of it. Each month, July to March, the Stockbridge Area Garden Club will select […]
Stockbridge athletes: Time to have physicals and sign up for Fall sports
by Meghan Kunzelman Any athlete interested in participating in a sport for Stockbridge Jr/Sr High School, 7th grade through Varsity, must have a physical completed after April 15, 2018, and prior to their first practice to be eligible to participate. Fall Sports High School Football first practice will be August 6. If interested in playing, […]
Announcement from the Village of Stockbridge
As you may have noticed, the Village of Stockbridge recently fell behind in its duties to mow Oaklawn Cemetery and Veterans Park. This slippage in quality arose as the result of unforeseen staff shortages, so Monday evening the Village Council voted to contract a lawn care service. Work should begin before this weekend. In the […]