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Reminder to Voters! Early voting begins July 25
With the Cass Co Fair being held August 2-8, this is a friendly reminder that Cass Co voters can vote early beginning Saturday, July 25. Early voting ends Sunday, August 2. Early Voting will take place at the Cassopolis VFW, 131 S. Broadway, Cassopolis, MI, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. beginning […]
Did the Committee Get it Right?
I have to start this article out with this…I would not want to be on the College Football Selection Committee. I have zero desire to upset that many people at one time. That being said, the final playoff rankings came out on Sunday and there was one fan base that was extremely loud. Did Florida […]
Bits & Pieces: Trivia for December
by Paula Johnson The end of the year is sneaking up on us, and I better get to trivia before I run out of time. After all, we need to keep our wits about us during these stress-filled holidays. Questions: 1. The Middle Ages was a time of superstition. What utensil or tool was […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
(From John: “Top this Turbo”)Changes – Not Alwaysby John Mooy It’s that time of the year when the end of the collegiate football season draws to a close and given the money involved all but three Division I football teams will be invited to some sort of a bowl game. (Not totally true). A […]
EarthTalk®
From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: My roof needs replacing and I’m also thinking about getting solar panels. Do solar shingles make sense or are they still too newfangled to trust? — Peter. H., Boston, MA Going solar is becoming an increasingly appealing choice for homeowners […]
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Woody Guthrie’s Anthem Mocking Right-Wing Republicanism What it is about today’s vituperative, foam-at-the-mouth Republican party? No longer disguising their desire to repress women, workers, immigrants, the poor, and all others who differ with (or are different from) their own partisan clan, the party has turned to a politics of hatred […]
Band Notes for the Week of December 4, 2023
The MHS Band provided a musical backdrop to the Christmas tree lighting ceremony during Christmas in the Village, Saturday, December 2. -photo courtesy of Marcellus Enrichment Initiative
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Ms. Kristin Leduc and her 4th grade math class – Imagine Match Classroom of the Month for November 2023. Over the last few years, students throughout Marcellus Community Schools district have been using a supplemental program called Imagine Math to help bolster their math achievement. The online program provides individualized math lessons that complement the […]
St. Joe Winter Beer Fest Returns January 27, 2024 – Tickets now on sale
St. Joseph, MI — St. Joe Today invites everyone 21 years and older to come out of hibernation and meet up with friends at this lakeside destination during the 2024 St. Joe Winter Beer Fest. The event takes place on Saturday, January 27 from 12:00p-4:00p, outdoors, on the corner of Broad St. and Lake Blvd. […]
Marcellus News Notes
Ruth Andrews presents She Lost Her Head at Patch & Remington Twenty surrealist watercolors by area artist Ruth Andrews are on exhibit at Patch & Remington, 115 E. Main, through December 30. Her work is inspired by dreams or the dream-state that occurs in her studio. This past summer Andrews painted the new mural […]
