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Real Students with a lack of Real Skills
Are YOU prepared to bear the consequences of not knowing how to survive in the real world? Editorial, Staff Gone are the times when you could bake every day all because it was included in one of your classes. Gone are the days when kids would goof off while learning to sew, while still retaining […]
Obituary: Paul L. Runciman
Paul L. Runciman, age 77, of Stockbridge, Michigan, passed away at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital on March 11, 2025. He was born the son of Gerald A. and Rhea I. (Brower) on March 1, 1948. Paul was a veteran of the United States Army and served during the Vietnam War while stationed in Korea. […]
Obituary: Todd Edward Weddon
Todd Edward Weddon of Vicksburg passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family on March 3, 2025. Todd was born in Kalamazoo on October 1, 1943, the son of Dr. Edward R. and Willah (Skinner) Weddon. He was raised on the family farm in Stockbridge, Michigan and graduated from Olivet College in 1966 where […]
Obituary: George W. Lee
George W. Lee passed away peacefully with family members by his side in Live Oak, Florida on Saturday February 8, 2025. A Detroit native, George moved near Gregory, Michigan during childhood and later attended school in Stockbridge. In high school, he played football and was president of his junior and senior classes, graduating in 1959. […]
Unadilla Township Notice of a Public Hearing to Consider the Township’s Proposed 2025/26 Budget
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Thursday March 27, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Unadilla Township Hall, 126 Webb Street, Gregory, MI The Unadilla Township Board will hold a public hearing to consider the Township’s proposed 2025/26 budget. A copy of the proposed 2025/26 budget including the proposed property tax millage rate, will be available for public […]
Reading Between the Lines
The Wager: A tale of shipwreck, mutiny, and murder by Chuck Wisman The #1 New York Times bestseller, “The Wager,” is an engrossing and masterfully written story of nonfiction by David Grann, author of other popular novels, including “Killers of the Flower Moon.” In the early 1700s, a squadron of Royal Navy warships secretly departed […]
Active Aging: Heaping praise on women who make a difference
by Stacey Mason March is Women’s History Month, so I thought I’d take this space to heap praise on women I’ve known forever and those I’ve recently met. Yes, this will focus on my experience. I’m hoping it encourages all of you to do the same! Let me start with my maternal grandmother, Betty Edson. […]
Area youth invited to Carve It Up at the Coliseum
Free ice skating event on March 22 at Arctic Coliseum Hosted by 5 Healthy Towns and Chelsea State Bank Winter blues got you down and looking for something fun to do? Let’s meet up at the rink and carve up the ice! Ice skating is a great way to have a good time while also […]
Paws and Claws: Your pet’s teeth, gums should be checked annually
by Cindy Anderson, DVM As concern for pets’ health has increased, so has our awareness of the importance of their dental health. Studies have revealed an obvious correlation between the health of our pets and oral disease. Animals with clean teeth live longer lives. As a way to focus on the importance of this often […]