Your Pet’s Waste May Be Trashing The Environment Dylan Stoll June 15, 2022 Dear EarthTalk: Does all the pet waste American dogs and cats leave behind outside have an effect (positively or negatively) on the environment? —Mary C., … [Read more...] about EARTHTALK Q&A
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Over 185 parcels of surplus state-managed land available via online auctions in August, September
Lake frontage, river frontage or vacant forested acreage surrounded by privately owned land – these types of parcels are available in the next round of surplus public land auctions, running Aug. 2 through Sept. 9, from the Michigan … [Read more...] about Over 185 parcels of surplus state-managed land available via online auctions in August, September
Village of Marcellus Council Proceedings – Regular Meeting: June 14, 2022
President Welburn called the regular meeting of the Marcellus Village Council to order at 7:00 p.m. on June 14, 2022, at the Marcellus Village Hall Council Room. Trustees present: Simmons, Irwin, Thomas, Oswalt and … [Read more...] about Village of Marcellus Council Proceedings – Regular Meeting: June 14, 2022
Village of Marcellus – Advertisement for Bids: Water Systems Improvement
Marcellus Township Appoints New Clerk
Township Supervisor Ed Koshar appointed Darcie Plummer as Clerk during the board’s regular meeting, June 21. Plummer was sworn in to fill the vacancy of longtime Clerk Paulette Hutson. The Marcellus Township Board accepted with regret … [Read more...] about Marcellus Township Appoints New Clerk
First Friday: Happy Birthday, USA! – July 1
Wear your red, white and blue and say, Happy Birthday, USA, during Marcellus' First Friday, July 1, 5-8pm, in downtown Marcellus! Enjoy Bluegrass music in Columbian Park with The Boulevard Billies. Feel free to bring a lawn chair, … [Read more...] about First Friday: Happy Birthday, USA! – July 1
Tony wants to know, Who’s ‘Moon’?
Patch & Remington co-founder Tony Ruacho wants to know the identity of “Moon” on a piece of a shipping crate he discovered in the former hardware building at 115 E. Main. Ruacho is piecing together the history of and the stories about … [Read more...] about Tony wants to know, Who’s ‘Moon’?
Underground Railroad Days, July 9 and 10
The James E. Bonine House, at the intersection of M-60 and Penn Road, is one of the sites open for tours during the annual Underground Railroad Days festival, Saturday and Sunday, July 9 and 10. The Village of Vandalia … [Read more...] about Underground Railroad Days, July 9 and 10
Bit & Pieces: Birthday Traditions
by Paula Johnson Do you have a food specialty or restaurant from the past that you wish you could conjure up just one more time? I have a couple, but every birthday, I yearn for one of Mrs. Gahee’s birthday cakes. The cake was good, but … [Read more...] about Bit & Pieces: Birthday Traditions
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
The Messageby John Mooy Messages come to us in all forms. We’ve had messages in bottles which have floated up to shore. Messages scrawled on small pieces of paper and passed across the classroom. Messages in the form of bumper stickers … [Read more...] about The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Dedication Ceremony In Memory of Joe Evans Jr.
There will a Dedication Ceremony in memory of Joe Evans Jr. in the Villiage of Vandalia at M-60 and Main Street at 11am on Saturday, July 2, sponsored by the Vandalia Village Council and the Evans Family. Beverly … [Read more...] about Dedication Ceremony In Memory of Joe Evans Jr.
Three Rivers Nurses Ratify Contract
THREE RIVERS, MI – Registered nurses at Three Rivers Health-Beacon Health System have ratified a new contract that will help recruit and retain nurses and enable them to provide safe, quality care. Nurses had been working under a … [Read more...] about Three Rivers Nurses Ratify Contract