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Clyde’s Corner
Mother knows best, once again by Clyde Whitaker While reflecting about my column for June, I recalled an incident from my senior year at good old Stockbridge High. I remember it was a snowy day in December and my mother had told me, “It’s slippery out today, you should probably take the bus to school.” […]
2022 Stockbridge High School Honors Night – Senior
HONORARY AWARDS / SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS: Stockbridge Masonic Lodge #130 Scholarship: Olivia Fletcher Zachary Miller Stockbridge Education Association Scholarship: Kaitelyn Walker Stockbridge Lions Club Scholarship: Hythem Beydoun Brooklyn Rochow Rylee Tolson DAR Award: Brooklyn Rochow MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Eaton Community Bank Floyd M. Jewell Memorial Scholarship: Olivia Fletcher Joe Heeney […]
2022 Stockbridge High School Honors Night
Departmental Awards Art Awards: Art I: Ava Vaccaro Melanie Satkowiak Art II: Gabrielle Heath Computer Graphics: Kathryn Titus Band Awards: Band Letter: Chloe Suter English Department Awards: English 9: Emma Collins Eliana Johnson Brock Rochow Ava Vaccaro Elliya Vogel English 10: Madelynn Dalton Maggie Jones Melanie Satkowiak English 11: […]
Clare Beutler’s second-place winning ‘This I Believe’ essay
For the past several years, Stockbridge High School and the Stockbridge Friends of the Library have collaborated to offer an essay-writing contest in order to engage Stockbridge High School students in an exploration of the core beliefs that guide their daily lives. Held twice a year, the contest is based on NPR’s four-year-running and now […]
Cancellation of the Stockbridge 2022 High School annual alumni banquet
For the third year in a row Covid 19 has forced the cancellation of the Stockbridge 2022 High School annual alumni banquet. According to committee member Mary Lou Clifton, all can look forward to the 2023 banquet which will be a gala affair, recognizing the Fifty year members whose banquets were canceled. Once again schoolmates […]
Paws and Claws
Keeping pets safe from Lyme disease carried by ticks by Cindy Anderson, DVM Ticks are small crawling bugs in the spider family. They are arachnids, not insects. There are hundreds of different kinds of ticks in the world. The most common ticks in the United States are the deer tick, American dog tick, brown dog […]
Arts Council receives generous donations, prepares for ‘A Day in the Village’ art show
After receiving $500 from the Stockbridge Masonic Lodge and an additional $500 from the 5 Healthy Towns Foundation, the Stockbridge Area Arts Council (SAAC) is moving forward with its annual programs. These include a scholarship program for an 8th – 11th grade student to attend a summer camp, a fall Festival Chorus event and the […]
Ask an Expert: What if I disagree with my insurance adjuster?
by John and Theresa Kightlinger It is an all-too-common occurrence when, after an accident, an insurance company may go from being your protection, to being your adversary. You pay it every month of every year to take care of you in case of an unfortunate event. And when you need it the most, it covers […]