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by Paula Johnson Over the last several weeks, I have run across some interesting “bits and pieces” of health information. To be clear, I am NOT a health nut. I am not even a gym rat – though I do have two siblings I would put in that last category.     However, I am concerned […]

  Of course the Marcellus Township Library has a variety of book clubs for you to join or pop in on!     We have two bring-your-own book style book clubs–you bring whatever you’ve been reading to share with the group. The First Thursday Book Club meets the first Thursday of the month at 10 AM; […]

“As long as we are lonely, we cannot be hospitable because as lonely people we cannot create free space. Our own need to still our inner cravings of loneliness makes us cling to others instead of creating space for them.” -Henri Nouwen (Reaching Out: The Three Movements of the Spiritual Life) by Pastor Donnie BrooksMarcellus […]

by Carlie Jonas, project associateCenter for Rural Affairs    Across the U.S., rural grocery store owners are doing far more than stocking shelves. Running a grocery in a small town is more complex, and more essential, than it often appears.    When a rural grocery store struggles, the impact affects the entire community.    Here’s […]

107 years after celebrating the return of family who fought in World War 1, descendants of Uriah Mason Adams and Jane McKain Adams will mark the occasion by gathering at the family’s Centennial farm.    The first family gathering, honoring returning military relatives, was held at the home of Horace Chester Adams and his wife […]

Effective June 17, Michigan implements new domestic animal entry requirements to prevent spread of NWS LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) today announced new domestic animal movement requirements designed to keep New World screwworm(NWS) out of Michigan. While no detections have been found in the state, confirmed infestations in Texas and New Mexico […]

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