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The Enemy Line on path to success as area duo’s hits rising up the charts
by Tina Cole-Mullins If you haven’t yet heard of an area band called The Enemy Line, chances are good that you soon will. The Enemy Line, a brother and sister team of Kymee Dawn and Kurt Stone, is winning awards and gaining recognition as its music keeps rising up the charts. In fact, the duo […]
Capital Area District Libraries’ Stockbridge Branch is here to serve you
As part of the library’s reopening process, we are moving gradually through several levels of service. Contactless item pickup is now available at all CADL branches. Also, note that our branch hours have temporarily changed. Hours: Monday: 10a.m. – 6p.m. Tuesday: 10a.m. – 6p.m. Wednesday: 10a.m. – 6p.m. Thursday: 10a.m. – 6p.m. Friday: 10a.m. – […]
Judi Cook From Cravingz of Stockbridge wins January’s Garden Of The Month
by Joan Tucker Dear Readers, Congratulations to Judi Cook from Cravingz of Stockbridge, January’s Garden winner of the month. Her water trough container gardens were alive with bright colors and texture this late fall. Judi’s creative gardening and hard work keep the corner of Elizabeth and Clinton absolutely beautiful! Her ever-changing ideas continue to delight […]
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Expecting a stimulus check? Don’t toss it out with your junk mail.
by Patrice Johnson If you are awaiting a COVID-19 stimulus check, do not chuck what may look like a promotional plastic card in the wastebasket: It may be your prepaid Economic Impact Payment (EIP) card. “I got my stimulus payment in the form of a Visa debit card,” local resident Suzi Greenway said […]
Educate yourself: Staying healthy is a work in progress
by Laura Sarrach, RN As a registered nurse for many years, I have taken care of many patients who have paid a price for not taking care of their health. Many also have not educated themselves on what to do to stay healthy. I have diabetic patients who have no clue as to what diet […]
StockBIZ It’s tax time again: File early. File smart.
by Mary Jo David Last year, due to the onset of COVID-19, the government extended the usual April deadline to July for filing taxes. No such luck this year—at least not so far. As of the writing of this column, the IRS expects Americans to file their 2020 taxes by April 15, 2021. How early […]
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Student of the Month: 7th grader Madison Rusnock shares the joy of reading
by Cindy Lance Seventh grade student Madison Rusnock is an avid reader who loves books. “Madison gets so much joy from reading and understands deeply how it informs her own writing and makes people think about the universal themes in our society,” said teacher Pam Gower. In order to help her peers get all of […]