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Heritage students experience cardio drumming
Article and photos by Deanna Kruger Heritage Gym teacher Rachel Jones organized cardio drumming for classes at Heritage Elementary School on Feb. 13. The kids had fun, and even the teachers joined in!
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STOCKBRIDGE STUDENTS HEADING TO AMERICAN SAMOA
revised 2/16 The Stockbridge InvenTeam announced Feb. 14 that it has been invited to conduct research, test equipment and conduct an educational outreach project in the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa, Nov. 21 to Dec. 4, 2018. Stockbridge InvenTeam members, a subset of students in the Stockbridge High School robotics program, will travel to […]
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Quilts and communities share a common thread
By Amy Heydlauff A good community is like a good quilt, or so the saying goes. Every piece is critical to building a functional, durable and beautiful whole. While quilting may be considered a quaint, rather cozy endeavor, communities may learn a great deal from quilters. For one thing, a quality quilt is well designed. Quilters […]
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Obituary: Elwood Glenn McGlothen
It is with great sadness that the family of Elwood “Glenn” McGlothen announces his passing after a brief illness on February 9, 2018 at the age of 65. Glenn will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Christy, of 47 years, his son, Joe McGlothen (Ali Morris), granddaughter Kristina McGlothen, his daughter Becky McGlothen (Jerred McKessy) […]
Thank You Donors Todd and Carol Weddon
The Stockbridge Community News wishes to express its appreciation to Todd and Carol Weddon for their generous donation. Welcome new friend!
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Chloe Miner, all things aviator: ‘2017 Young Eagle of the Year.’ Robotics team member.
revised 2/15/2018 By Patrice Johnson To describe 16-year-old Chloe Miner as having “keen interest in all things aviation” is an understatement, a big one. Those words of Robert Richards, Miner’s characteristically understated robotics and business teacher, gain even more depth in view of a recent day in her life. Feb. 5, this quiet, high school […]
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KootsiQuilting: A one of a kind business
Article and photos by Judy Williams Need a little magic completed with a needle and thread? Laura Jarvis, a seamstress and the owner of KootsiQuilting, just may be the one to help. KootsiQuilting, a business Jarvis started in downtown Stockbridge in 2016, offers custom sewing along with other services, such as long arm quilting, finish […]
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Yes, winter is still here
Even though snow flakes are still drifting to earth, we keep spring in the backs of our minds, 30-some days in the future. Enjoy a few images of the soon-to-pass cold season.
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SHS student essay takes first place in local ‘This I Believe’ contest
By Patrice Johnson Writing about emotional issues jabs at the heart. Perhaps that explains why authors so often write in third person: It’s more comfortable to examine the struggles of other poor souls. Not so with 15-year-old Andrew Carriero. On January 29 the SHS sophomore received notice that his “I Believe in Conquering Fear” essay […]