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Stock BIZ: Enjoy some retail therapy and keep holiday shopping local at Country Petals
by Mary Jo David You hear it from family and friends, on the radio and in social media. “This year, more than ever, shop local.” The “Local First” mantra has been circulating for years, but this year, while everyone is feeling the pinch in the midst of a pandemic, local businesses seem to be feeling […]
Vaping 101 Program: What’s Important to Know
A FREE one-hour educational training program for adults and adolescents to learn the facts about vaping, including information on: What vaping is Devices Risks and effects Youth prevention The training will be offered on Zoom on the following dates: Tuesday, October 27th, 7:00 to 8:00pm Thursday, November 12th, 7:00 to 8:00pm Wednesday, December 9th, 7:00 […]
Death Notice: Joan Kehres
Joan M. (Merritt) Kehres, of Webberville, MI, age 84, passed away on Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Joan was born on April 29, 1936, in Detroit, MI, the daughter of Norman Lorne and Evelyn (Ertelt) Merritt. Services and burial are private. Expressions of sympathy may be made in memory of Joan to Vantown Community Church. Arrangements […]
“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. […]
Staff Spotlight: Second-grade teacher, Nichole Whitt, is influential in early learning.
by Amy Haggerty Math, reading, and writing are some of the most essential skills learned in elementary school. Nichole Whitt, a second-grade teacher at Smith Elementary, loves her job and shows every day that she is up to the challenge of imparting these skills to her students. “I have the honor of interacting with amazing […]
From the Superintendent’s Desk
My first week as Interim Superintendent was unique, and not just because of Covid 19. Returning after seven years was reassuring because I found the district to be in good shape. It was also nice because of the people who work in the district. They make my work easier because they are so good at […]
Reign of the Munith Lions Club depends on community involvement
by Tina Cole-Mullins The end of the year could represent the end of an era. After 67 good years, the Munith Lions Club, which was chartered on December 12, 1953, will be disbanding due to a lack of new members. “As they say, all good things must come to an end, and no statement could […]
Outreach needs your help to spread joy at the holidays
Pumpkins, mums and spooky decorations signal more than the coming of Halloween. For the Stockbridge Community Outreach, it’s time to begin planning for the holidays and gearing up for the organization’s busiest time of the year. This holiday season in 2020 promises to be busier than ever, with many new families in need of assistance […]
VOTE for Stockbridge Community Outreach
Eaton Federal Savings Bank is launching a market campaign to announce their new image as “Eaton Community Bank”. Part of that is to contribute to a non-profit in each community where they do business. Visit https://www.eaton.bank/community-strength to follow where you can vote (FOR OUTREACH) and we can win up to $5000! We will receive a […]
Vaping 101 Program: What’s Important to Know
A FREE one-hour educational training program for adults and adolescents to learn the facts about vaping, including information on: What vaping is Devices Risks and effects Youth prevention The training will be offered on Zoom on the following dates: Tuesday, October 27th, 7:00 to 8:00pm Thursday, November 12th, 7:00 to 8:00pm Wednesday, December 9th, 7:00 […]