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Obituary: Christopher Kruger
Christopher Bailey Kruger has been on earth for 58+ years entertaining all who knew him. He passed away in his home on August 21, 2019, after a parade of visitors entertained him while he was sick. Chris leaves behind his wife of almost 34 years, Deanna Kruger, his son, Joseph (Whitney) Kruger, and daughters, Bailey […]
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Stockbridge Community Schools Back to School Schedule
Stockbridge Community Schools First Day of School is Monday, August 26 Smith Elementary Will be a full day of school from 8:50 a.m. to 3:35 p.m. Heritage Elementary School Will be a full day of school from 8:51 a.m. to 3:36 p.m. Junior/Senior High School Junior High School: Will be a full day from 7:30 a.m. […]
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Staff Spotlight: Stockbridge teacher, Corey Baird, prepares students to make an impact on the world
by Amy Haggerty Learning social studies in high school is not only a requirement but also a necessity to becoming a well-rounded citizen. As a ninth grader at Stockbridge High School and in order to graduate, students need to take US History, and they will learn from the best and most knowledgeable teacher: Corey Baird. […]
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Friends of Library hosts meet-and-greet to introduce new librarian
by Diane Rockall Friends of the Library hosted a get-acquainted with new librarian Sherri McConnell on Tuesday, Aug. 20. Enthusiastic members of Friends provided a delightful collection of cookies. Those who attended had the opportunity to meet the new librarian and discuss issues of importance to them on a one-to-one basis. McConnell hopes to begin a regular […]
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StockBIZ: Gordie’s Power Equipment in Gregory: The community is his business
by Mary Jo David In the center of the block in the center of Gregory is the business owned and operated by the man who many would say is the center of life in the town—Gordie Kunzelman. Gordie’s Power Equipment opened at 130 Main Street in June 2006, just a few doors down from the […]
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Sidewalk Show Down: Handicap accessibility and issues with village sidewalks
by Tina Cole-Mullins Riddle: Where do grass, cracks and weeds form a barrier? Answer: On sidewalks where those using walkers or wheelchairs try to traverse. When residents expressed concern about sidewalk and crosswalk conditions in the Village of Stockbridge, this reporter enlisted the investigative aid of residents Marty Patrick and Glenn Buckmaster. As a wheelchair-using […]
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Stockbridge Panthers 2019 Fall Sports Schedules
The fall sports season kicked off with practices last week and contests for the teams will begin over the next week. Volleyball Thursday, August 22nd – @Quincy – Varsity and JV Saturday, August 24 – Dansville Invite – JV; Olivet Invite Varsity Tuesday, August 27 – Marshall Tri-Meet – Varsity and JV Saturday, September 7 […]
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SHS educator completes engineering research at MSU for professional development
by Patrice Johnson A dozen middle and high school teachers statewide were invited to participate in Michigan State University’s “Research Experience for Teachers,” and Bob Richards, Stockbridge Jr/Sr High School teacher, was one of the select few. On July 26, Richards completed the professional development program in which participants conducted authentic research with one-on-one mentoring […]
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SHS FIRST Robotics wins first Mid-Mitten RoboRodeo
by Mike Harbert The Stockbridge High School FIRST Robotics team not only competed in an off-season event against 15 other teams on Saturday, Aug. 10, but they also won it. To participate in the First Mid-Mitten RoboRodeo. (https://midmittenroborodeo.com), five students and one mentor traveled to Lake Odessa, MI, and the team delivered an outstanding performance. […]