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Jim Hightower – America’s #1 Populist: Why Trust High-Tech Billionaires to Save Humanity?
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Here’s an interesting fact: Dinosaurs dominated Earth for 165 million years – and they assumed they always would. Which brings us to… well, us. We bipedal, far-ranging, Homo sapien primates have certainly established our dominance over modern-day Mother Earth. And even though our reign has only lasted about 200,000 years, we […]
Happenings at Patch & Remington: May 2024
May 3: Exhibition Opening featuring abstract realist painter Brian Tilbury with special musical guests Midnight Vagabonds. Free. 5-8. Exhibition runs through May 27, 2024. May 4: Party Like it’s 1974 fundraiser for Marcellus High School Marching Band’s Trip to Disney. 7-10. 21and up (see page one for details! ) May 9: Kids Art Class ages […]
Band Notes for the Week of April 29, 2024
End of the Year PerformancesBand Parents – be on the lookout for a letter regarding performances dates for the remainder of the year. It will include days, report times, start times, dress code information, etc. Little Caesars Online FundraiserOur Little Caesars fundraiser kicked off on Friday, April 12! You will be able to purchase […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Elementary music teacher Joe Lekan with the third grade class. by Nanette Pauley, Superintendent The week of May 6- 10 is National Teacher Appreciation Week. Please join me in celebration and recognition of the exceptional educators at Marcellus Community Schools. The week is not just about recognizing our educators’ dedicated efforts to teach […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: It has come to my attention that at the April 23rd Village Council meeting, the Hudson Memorial Building was described as “sitting fallow.” This is not an accurate statement. A definition of fallow is “ a period of inaction, or unproductive.” Thanks to the generosity and support of local taxpayers, the […]
The 2024 NFL Draft Turns Legendary!
This draft felt very special. As a Bears fan it was super special but I am talking about the whole event. After hearing everyone rave about how Detroit put on one of if the best draft and it showed with over 775,000 people showing up for the three day event which is the most spectators […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Spring of the Yearby John Mooy Spring has sprung the grass has ridI wonder where the birdies is.They say the birdies on the wing, but that’s absurd.I always thought the wing was on the bird. And on this beautiful Saturday morning a warm breeze blows across this part of Michigan. And as I’ve alluded […]
Bits & Pieces: April Trivia
by Paula Johnson Ah, April has almost made it through for 2024. February looked like April at times. Then March looked more like February. Even though April is here, the wind is like March. Maybe the calendar will straighten itself out by the end of the month – this week! While we are […]
Farm and Food File
by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com How to win the SAF game: Part 2 Federal policymakers and their Big Ag friends have a problem: Their hope to make corn and soybeans the feedstock for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) hit a wall when the aviation industry ruled that biofuel from either crop did not meet its “sustainable” guidelines. […]
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Hey Democrats: Find the Party’s Future in Its Populist Past A farmer friend of mine once bemoaned the fact that the Democrat we’d both supported for president, Bill Clinton, was hugging up Wall Street and stiffing family farmers. “I don’t mind losing when we lose,” my friend said, “but I hate […]
