Cassopolis, Michigan, August 9, 2024 – In recognition of the efforts and contributions of child support workers, employers, local prosecutor’s offices, court staff, hospitals, and community partners to the well- being of children and … [Read more...] about August is Child Support Month in Michigan
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Creative Kids earn multiple awards at Cass County Fair
What to do with an old trailer rotting among the weeds? Just ask Callen Breseman who received his first ever Best of Show in Recycling at the Cass County Fair. Callen repurposed the trailer and other discarded farm parts into a finely … [Read more...] about Creative Kids earn multiple awards at Cass County Fair
Concluye curso de español para educación de adultos en Marcellus, MI – ¡Felicidades!
Adult-Education Spanish Course in Marcellus, MI Concludes – ¡Felicidades!Participants in the Adult Spanish class held this summer at Patch & Remington included, left to right, Carmi Essex, Sheryl Voege, Sarah Essex, Patti Kerr Green, … [Read more...] about Concluye curso de español para educación de adultos en Marcellus, MI – ¡Felicidades!
Cass County Equalization Department recognized as best in state
The Cass County equalization department, which includes Director Tami Stewart, left, and Equalization Specialist and Marcellus Township Treasurer LeeAnn Mroz, right, was recognized Tuesday, July 30, by the Michigan Association of … [Read more...] about Cass County Equalization Department recognized as best in state
Marcellus Memories
Marcellus Memories # 17by Willard RobinsonMHS Class of ‘49 This memory was triggered by the article in The News about the Ford Model T. When I was old enough to go to Sunday School, my Grandmother Davis took me to the … [Read more...] about Marcellus Memories
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: On Voting, On Mrs. Kirby
by John Mooy As a senior in high school, it was required that we take a government class and pass it in order to graduate and receive our high school diploma. Mrs. Kirby was our government … [Read more...] about The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: On Voting, On Mrs. Kirby
Bits & Pieces: Is Latin Really Dead?
by Paula Johnson Latin! Some have thought it a dead language, yet it lives. Some words we use often: like agenda and facsimile. The English word agenda comes directly from the Latin word agenda literally meaning “things to … [Read more...] about Bits & Pieces: Is Latin Really Dead?
Farm and Food File: You’re fired! Trump’s deportation plan would gut half ag labor force
by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com Nearly 45 percent of all agricultural workers in the U.S. today–950,000 of an estimated 2.2 million farmworkers–are “unauthorized” migrants working illegally on American farms and … [Read more...] about Farm and Food File: You’re fired! Trump’s deportation plan would gut half ag labor force
EarthTalk®
From the Editors of E - The Environmental MagazineDoes sea level rise really vary much region to region, and if so why? Dear EarthTalk: Why is sea level rising more in some regions—like the U.S. Southeast—than others? Is there a … [Read more...] about EarthTalk®
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist – J.D. Vance: Silicon Valley’s Fake Hillbilly
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Who is JD Vance, you might ask? Well, which JD? He keeps flipping his bio, politics, and persona, trying to advance his fortunes. A decade ago, he was posing as a Kentucky hillbilly … [Read more...] about Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist – J.D. Vance: Silicon Valley’s Fake Hillbilly
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Music under the stars: Connecting Chords Music Festival returns to Cass County
CASS COUNTY, Mich. — Four years ago, when event organizers were forced to get creative to find ways to entertain masses amid pandemic shutdowns, a tradition was born at Dr. TK Lawless Park. That fall, the Connecting Chords Music … [Read more...] about Music under the stars: Connecting Chords Music Festival returns to Cass County