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A look at Employee of the Year, Nicole Borowy
by Laura Whitaker This year’s recipient of the Helen Mitteer Employee of the Year was awarded to Special Education teacher, Nicole Borowy. Nicky has been a teacher in the Stockbridge Community School district for 20 years, but that is hard to believe if you know her. She has an abundance of energy that she uses […]
Volleyball Opens Season by Winning Olivet Invite
Cover Photo from Stockbridge Volleyball With seven returning players and a new coach, people didn’t know what to expect with the 2019 Stockbridge varsity volleyball team. After one weekend, the Panthers have peoples heads turning as they won the Olivet Invitational to start off the season for new coach Amy Knepley. Knepley may be new […]
Movie night on the Stockbridge Township Square: A great success
by Mary Wilson Stockbridge Township movie night was a great success on Aug. 16. The movie Dumbo was shown on the Stockbridge Township Square and was seen by more than 100 people. Free popcorn was offered to the public to enjoy during the movie. The next movie will be played the second Friday of September […]
First Annual All Wheels Extravaganza comes to Stockbridge
article and photos by Tina Cole-Mullins What do 67 cars, trucks, mud trucks, motorcycles, a Jeep, a fire truck, an ambulance, a drift trike and even a drone have in common? They all participated in Stockbridge’s first annual All Wheels Extravaganzaon Aug. 24. “We had gorgeous weather, just a fantastic day all around!” Rebecca […]
STOCKBRIDGE TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 19, 2019
Stockbridge Township Supervisor CG Lantis called the Regular Stockbridge Township Board Meeting to order on August 19, 2019 at 7:33pm at the Stockbridge Township Hall. Members present at the Stockbridge Township Regular Board Meeting; Supervisor CG Lantis, Clerk Becky Muraf, Treasurer Kris Lauckner Trustee Ed Wetherell Trustee Terry Sommer Member absent from meeting: None […]
Stockbridge Digital History Board puts local retrospectives a click away
by Alex Weddon If Mom or Dad went to Stockbridge schools, chances are good a little research can reveal a bit more about them, thanks to the school’s recent online improvements. A visit to yesteryear is only a click away according to Jeff Trapp, high school principal. After months of research and documentation, the Digital History […]
Matthew McGivney, Livingston County’s newest judge
by Judy Williams August 14, it was official. Attorney Matthew McGivney was officially sworn in as Livingston County’s newest judge. The formal investiture ceremony was held at the historic Livingston County Courthouse with Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget McCormack administering the oath. Friends, family and fellow judges packed the courtroom to witness the ceremony. […]
Jane James: The cheery neighbor always wears a smile
article and photos by Amy Haggerty Having a great neighbor is important when you live in the country, and Jane James is one who can find a way to brighten the day. She lives by the motto on her license plate: “Be cheery.” Jane and husband Lee moved from the Munith area to […]
From the Superintendent’s Desk
We hope you have had a wonderful summer as we are looking forward to another outstanding school year at Stockbridge Community Schools! We want to welcome you back for the 2019-2020 school year along with our many new families to the district. We have spent the summer preparing our school facilities and classrooms for the […]
SKY Theater launches to provide hands-on learning in performing arts to area youth
by Rebecca Indianer “I want kids to know about performing arts–how a theater operates—[to] teach them new skills and enhance the ones they already have, not just get a script, memorize it, and be in a play. I want more than that for them and [for] the community.” –Jeff Boyer, founder of SKY […]
