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Take a stroll along Main Street during First Friday, June 6! Free self-guided tours of the G.W. Jones House, 188 W. Main, 5:00 -7:00pm Family Bingo Night and more! United Methodist Church, 6:30 - 8:00pm ### … [Read more...] about First Friday in Marcellus – June 6, 2025

by John Mooy Once again, we have passed Memorial Day and two occasions that back many memories for me.  First, and most importantly, the celebration of those individuals who have given their lives in defense of our country and our … [Read more...] about The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: Those who Served and Indy 500 Memories

by Paula Johnson Within the past few weeks, I was talking with a friend who lamented that she was in a restaurant and saw a young couple sitting opposite each other and on their phones – not talking to each other nor even looking at each … [Read more...] about Bits & Pieces: Bicycle Emancipation

by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com For U.S. farmers and ranchers, Thursday, May 22, was right out of a Dickens novel: It was the best of days and the worst of days.    Early–and I do mean cow-milking early–that … [Read more...] about Farm and Food File: MAGA and MAHA meet; aha it’s not

by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com The right-wing routinely demonizes family-friendly policies of liberals as “social engineering.”    But look out! Here come those same politicians, putting on MAGA hardhats and firing up … [Read more...] about Jim Hightower – America’s #1 Populist: Right-Wingers to Women: Stay Home and Have Babies!

by Cal ThomasCalThomas.com The beginning of summer offers a columnist the opportunity to address subjects he might avoid the rest of the year because of his focus on domestic and foreign issues.   Inattention to proper … [Read more...] about Cal Thomas: Watch your language

In this installment of “This Week in Marcellus’ Culinary History, we feature Salads and Vegetables as printed in the Home Arts of Cooking Marcellus Centennial Cookbook, 1879-1979. The book was published 46 years ago by the Marcellus Home … [Read more...] about This week in Marcellus’ Culinary History

For 50 years, Nolo Press has been the pioneer in legal self-help, providing plain-language legal information and solutions for people and businesses. Their mission is to help consumers and small businesses find answers to their everyday … [Read more...] about News from Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library for the week of June 2, 2025

Watershed bioremediation can help restore formerly compromised lands.Credit: Angie Jane Gray, FlickrCC.From the Editors of E - The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Are there ways living organisms can be used to fix pollution? -- … [Read more...] about EarthTalk®

“At this stage, the question is no longer: how can the individual satisfy his own needs without hurting others, but rather: how can he satisfy his needs without hurting himself, without reproducing, through his aspirations and … [Read more...] about Contemplation Corner: “At this stage, the question is no longer how can the individual satisfy his own needs without hurting others, but. . .

Editor:RE: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Who Really Benefits?    In response to claims that cutting government spending will lead to economic prosperity, it’s vital to look at what this “One Big Beautiful Bill” really does. … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor

Agency’s single-family mortgage production surges to highest levels in agency’s history LANSING, Mich. – June is National Homeownership Month, and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) is marking the occasion with … [Read more...] about MSHDA Marks National Homeownership Month with Record-Setting Demand for First-Time Homebuyer Programs