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Clyde’s Corner: Missing you old friend. Oh, the times we had.
by Clyde Whitaker Where do you begin when writing about a lifelong friend, and the experiences you shared, after he was taken away too early due to the complications of diabetes? I could write way more than the pages in this newspaper, but I will keep it short (Ed Wetherall…lol), in talking about a few […]
Stockbridge FFA Students Raise Scale Barn for Local Pioneer Days
by Robert Richards The Waterloo Farm Museum Pioneer Day is a celebration where families can travel the grounds and explore the farmhouse and many buildings depicting farm life in the mid-late 1800s. This is the 61st year of the annual Pioneer day at Waterloo Farm Museum. This event offers food, fun old-styled farm activities, and […]
Real Estate News & Views
Curb Appeal conveys pride of ownership by Jackie Scheller Buying a home is just the first step in a future of “adulting.” Most likely you chose, or will choose, to buy a house or rent in an area you think of as appealing. “Curb appeal” is the number one thing buyers notice. Price comes in […]
A plastic ocean: the impact ocean pollution has and how it affects marine wildlife
Published in Uncaged, April 2023 by Staff, Uncaged Reporters This article is being published as it appeared in the April 2023 edition of Uncaged Student News. From the peak of Mount Everest to the deepest trough in the Mariana Trench, plastic has been emerging throughout the world, and we’re to blame. There are over 30 […]
Ask an Expert: Causes of auto body dents, scratches
by John and Theresa Kightlinger Dents and scratches on a vehicle’s body are inevitable, as numerous factors contribute to their occurrence. Understanding these culprits will not only help vehicle owners be more cautious, but also highlight the importance of timely dent and scratch repairs. Accidental collisions: Accidental collisions are a leading cause of dents and […]
Senior Center hosted a busy—and delicious—Community Open House
by Dana Blaszkowski Stockbridge Area Senior Center opened doors, set up a tent, and extended a warm welcome to the community on Saturday, September 23. The Center’s Engagement Committee planned and carried out a great day of fun, food and music. SASC member Patrick Carbary brought his smoker to the center and made plenty of […]
Paws and Claws
Watch their weight: Obese pets can develop health problems by Cindy Anderson, DVM As diligent pet parents, the health of our dogs can weigh heavily on our minds. If you’ve noticed that your pal with paws has started to sport a fuller frame, National Pet Obesity Awareness Day is designed to “get the skinny” on ways to […]
Rock ‘n’ Roll Trivia
Why Eric Clapton was raised by his grandparents by John Robinson Q: Did Eric Clapton have a bad childhood? A: Clapton was the son of unwed parents: 16-year-old Patricia Molly Clapton and 24-year-old Canadian soldier Edward Fryer. Before Eric was born, Fryer was sent to war. Afterward, he returned to Canada, abandoning Eric and his […]
From CADL Stockbridge
Native plant garden coming to Stockbridge library by Head Librarian Sherri McConnell When you drive past the Stockbridge Library, you will see a heap of straw where grass used to be. Believe it or not, this is my dream and folks from a group called Stewarding Stockbridge are helping me achieve it. I want to […]
From the superintendent’s desk
Stockbridge schools setting tone for good sportsmanship Hello Stockbridge Families, We continue to focus on sportsmanship and are calling on our administration, students, coaches, parents, staff and community to uphold a higher standard of sportsmanship. We recognize that the most concerning issues are created by a few individuals who generate a negative environment. I still believe […]