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Museum in crisis. Waterloo Area Historical Society reaches out to community

  The Waterloo Farm Museum and Dewey School have been historical fixtures in the Stockbridge community for 58 years. During that time, organizers have provided ongoing educational opportunities for over 1,200 schoolchildren a year and celebrated local history through seasonal events like Pioneer Day, the Antique Tractor Show, Blacksmith-Log Cabin Days, and Christmas on the […]

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Obituary: Lawrence Boyd Lindemer

Lawrence Boyd Lindemer, 98, died at Silver Maples of Chelsea on May 21 under the care of their wonderfully dedicated staff and Arbor Hospice.  Larry was born 21 August 1921, in Syracuse, NY to Altamae (Reimers) and George F. Lindemer. Growing up in upstate NY, he developed a life-long love for the Reimers-Lindemer camp on […]

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StockBIZ: Some area business open and, thanks to COVID-19, adjust to a new normal

by Mary Jo David With each extension of the governor’s stay-at-home order, more businesses are re-opening. While life is far from normal in Stockbridge and surrounding areas, more local businesses are opening and adapting to the “new normal” that is life since COVID-19. This month, StockBIZ is sharing more perspectives, across a spectrum of businesses, […]

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Death Notice: Gerald Lloyd Tisch

Gerald Lloyd Tisch, of Grass Lake, age 85, passed away on May 17, 2020  He was born on August 5, 1934 in Stockbridge, MI. Due to the state restriction, his family is having a private funeral service. Burial will take place at St. Jacob Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be made to St. Jacob […]