Stockbridge
Stockbridge High School Alumni Association’s annual alumni banquet canceled
Once again schoolmates will not assemble. For the second year in a row the Stockbridge High School Alumni Association has decided to cancel the annual alumni banquet. According to association member, Mary Lou Clifton, “Because of Covid19, the association has decided to wait one more year to hold the alumni banquet.” She also went on to […]
ONLINE COMIC WORKSHOPS KICKING OFF THIS SPRING
Learn how to make your very own comics from professional cartoonist Jerzy Drozd! FAQ: Do I have to have any experience? No, all level of artists are welcome. But you do need to be ready to do a lot of drawing! Who can participate in the workshop? The workshops are being offered to students in […]
Market’s Opening Day On-the-Square: May 7th
The Open Air Market of Stockbridge begins its 11th season on Friday, May 7, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge from 4 to 7 pm. This week, Market items include: bedding plants, hanging baskets, herb plants, rhubarb, frozen meats, cheese, eggs, honey, chocolates, jams, maple syrup, bread, pies, baked goods, fresh dried herbs, soaps, […]
“Guiding Good Choices” Virtual Parent Workshops
SRSLY is partnering with St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea and the Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan to lead free “Guiding Good Choices” parent workshops in Stockbridge, Chelsea, Dexter, and Manchester. Due to social distancing, our parent workshops will now be held virtually! These workshops help parents with communication, bonding, and setting rules and boundaries. […]
Stockbridge Area Art Council announces Beverly Glynn as featured artist at annual art show
The Stockbridge Area Art Council announced it will feature local artist Beverly Glynn as its featured artist at the annual Stockbridge Area Art Council Art Show. Glynn’s work will be on display during the A Day in the Village festivities held on Friday June 18 and Saturday June 19.
ONLINE COMIC WORKSHOPS KICKING OFF THIS SPRING
Learn how to make your very own comics from professional cartoonist Jerzy Drozd! FAQ: Do I have to have any experience? No, all level of artists are welcome. But you do need to be ready to do a lot of drawing! Who can participate in the workshop? The workshops are being offered to students in […]
Update with new entries: Best lessons learned from Mom, in honor of Mother’s Day. These contributors get an A+ for effort!
compiled by Mary Jo David To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Stockbridge Community News reached out to area residents to ask about the important lessons they’ve learned from their moms over the years. Following are their contributions. “The most important thing my mother has taught me is how to be humble and kind. Not just to […]
Student of the Month: Junior Olivia Fletcher staying optimistic
by Cindy Lance High school junior Olivia Fletcher, daughter of Andrew and Courtney and older sister to freshman Lucas, has attended Stockbridge Community Schools her entire academic career. She is a member of National Honor Society (NHS) and participates in band; recently as part of a class to learn the bass guitar. “Olivia is always […]
FROM CADL STOCKBRIDGE
by Head Librarian Sherri McConnell Once the weather warms up, I’m ready to get on my bicycle and ride the country roads around Okemos and Williamston. I also enjoy bringing my bike to work and riding the Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park. Last summer I rode past Munith to the west and way […]
Ask an Expert: Trust and car repairs
by John and Theresa Kightlinger How do I know whom to trust when it comes to car repairs? The definition of trust is the reliance on the integrity, strength and ability of a person or a thing. It’s a confident expectation of something. It is a simple word with big meaning in our world today. […]