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May 27, 2018 Hope Salyer 0 Announcement, News,

Monday, May 28: 10:00--Stockbridge American Legion Post 510 service. 11:00--Parade to Oaklawn cemetery with roll...

Flower planting beautifies Gregory

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Student of the Month for June: Brandon Nelson honored as leader

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Michigan Patriotism in the Civil War

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 by Ron Kaiser Sentiment to abolish slavery expanded for decades before the outbreak of the...

Hope amid sadness

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 by Chief of Police Johnnie Torres, Jr. In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as...

Waterloo Area Historical Society’s Annual Meeting and Volunteer Appreciation Social

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by Arlene Kaiser May 19 marked the occasion of the annual WAHS Annual Meeting and...

Obituary: Wayne W. Malcho

May 23, 2018 Hope Salyer 0 News, Obituary,

DANSVILLE-STOCKBRIDGE AREA FARMER- Wayne Malcho- lived his 81 years with his wife and family within...

Coney Island breakfast, anyone?

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article and photo by Patrice Johnson Each year, never on the same date, a Coney...

Waterloo Township Board Unapproved Meeting Minutes: 22 May 2018

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SCN recognized for outstanding work

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By Agnes Geiger The Stockbridge Community News has received nine awards in the annual National...

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    Waterloo Farm Museum 28th Annual Christmas on the Farm

    10:00 am-4:00 pm
    12/03/2023
    Waterloo Farm Museum
    13493 Waterloo Munith Rd, Grass Lake, MI 49240, USA
    https://stockbridgecommunitynews.com/event/waterloo-farm-museum-28th-annual-christmas-on-the-farm/

    Waterloo Farm Museum wishes to invite you to experience their 28th Annual Christmas on the Farm. Tour the 1880s farm house as it is poised to receive holiday visitors, stroll the grounds to view decorated outbuildings, warm your toes by the outdoor fire. Indulge in warm drinks and baked goods while musicians, carolers and storytellers entertain you. Demonstrators will share their crafts. Concessions will be available.

    Visit the Christmas Market to purchase your favorite gift items. Candles, crafted ornaments, pinafores, aprons, pottery, goat milk soaps, lip and hand balms, and wooden toys to name just a few. Everyone appreciates food items such as honey, maple syrup, and Waterloo Farm’s famous bean soup mix. Wreaths and decor are
    available for your seasonal decorating. Many gifts are locally sourced from Waterloo area artisans and vendors.

    All of this and more Saturday, Dec 2 and Sunday, Dec 3. Hours 10am to 4pm.

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