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Ask an Expert: Collision repairers working to gain your trust
by John and Theresa Kightlinger Today, we are struggling in the vehicle repair industry because of a lack of trust—something that can take many years to recover, yet the industry continues to erode because of it. Collision repair technicians are extensively trained and are constantly upgrading their knowledge, to repair highly sophisticated, computerized vehicles that […]
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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 […]
Founder and long-time board member Patrice Johnson resigns from Stockbridge Community News
by Judy Brune Long-time president and editor-in-chief of Stockbridge Community News (SCN), Patrice Johnson, announced her resignation from the organization’s board of directors, effective April 25, 2021. Johnson, who is looking forward to “pursuing other interests,” shared with board members her firm belief that the organization is well positioned for continued success. “SCN is on […]
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 […]
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St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea receives straight A’s in patient safety report card
Adapted from St Joseph Mercy Health System news release Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades, which assigns A, B, C, D, and F letter grades to hospitals nationally for patient safety, has announced its spring 2021 scorecard. For the 19th consecutive time, St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea was awarded an “A” for achieving the highest national standards 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, […]
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Nearby hospitals named to 100 Top Hospitals list
Adapted from St. Joseph Mercy Health System news release St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea and St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor hospitals have been named to the Fortune/IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals® list. St. Joe’s Chelsea has been named #20 in the Top Small Community Hospital category in the U.S. St. Joe’s Ann Arbor has […]
Softball Has Busy Week with Nine Games
A couple of rain outs and the shortened season due to the Covid pandemic is leaving the Stockbridge softball team with a busy schedule as the Panthers played nine games last week. The Panthers opened the week by sweeping Whitmore Lake 13-2 and 18-3. Stockbridge jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first and […]
Track Teams Take Two of Three at Olivet GLAC Quad Meet
The Stockbridge track teams had a strong showing at the GLAC quad meet at Olivet last week as both won two of three meets at the event. The girls defeated Lansing Christian 94-19 and Maple Valley 90-27 and fell to Olivet 94.5-41.5. Leslie was also at the vent, but they were not head-to-head with the […]
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Waterloo Township Board Meeting Minutes April 27, 2021
Call to Order and Pledge: 7:00 p.m. Present: Lance, Kitley, Walz, Morency, McAlister, 5 Residents and 2 Stockbridge visitors. Public Comment: None. Consent Agenda: Kitley motioned with support from Walz to accept the consent agenda as presented. Aye/all; no/none. Motion carried. Kitley motioned with support from McAlister to pay the bills as listed on […]