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Earth Talk: Roadless Rule
Conservationists fear Trump’s gutting of the roadless rule could lead to the end of American wilderness. EarthTalkFrom the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What is the “roadless rule” and what will happen to our forests if the Trump administration succeeds in repealing it? — Chas Church, Portland, OR The Roadless Area Conservation […]
Marcellus Memories
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Tix Now on Sale for Jurassic Quest, Nation’s Biggest Dinosaur Experience
Walk among the dinosaurs as North America’s most popular, can’t-miss dinosaur adventure stomps into Century Center Sept. 15-17 SOUTH BEND, Ind. – North America’s most popular interactive dinosaur experience is back, bigger and better than ever! Families can walk among the nation’s biggest herd of photorealistic dinosaurs when Jurassic Quest® opens at Century Center in […]
Carol’s Granola
Bob and Carol Bainbridge were lifelong residents of Marcellus, farming until they retired and moved to Hemlock Lake. A few years ago Bob passed away and Carol passed away on August 3, 2023—just one month short of her 100th birthday (September 3, 2023). While raising her four children she stressed the importance of a good […]
Band Notes – Week of August 21
The MHS Wildcat Marching Band behind Drum Majors Micah Gooden and Kylie Kozik helped set the tempo of the 2023 Bluegill Frolic Parade, Saturday, August 19. Coming Up:August 24 – First Marching Band Performance. Report time for High School Band is 5:30pm in the high school band room. Dress code: marching band show shirts on […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
School starts on August 28 and is a half day for students. With school back in session in just a few days, it’s a good time to review safety tips and practices. ● Drive safely. Prepare to stop when a bus has its overhead yellow lights flashing. Come to a complete stop at least […]
Michigan Apple Growers to Harvest 32 Million Bushels in 2023
CHICAGO – Michigan’s official crop estimate of 32 million bushels (1.344 billion lbs.) of apples was announced recently as part of the USApple Outlook meeting which is held in Chicago. The 2023 estimate is above average for the Michigan Apple industry. “This fall brings the second largest Michigan Apple crop in a row for our […]
Ambulance Service Changes in Cass County now in effect
The Cass County Medical Control Authority announces that effective Friday, August 18, 2023, at 7:00 am, Pride Care Ambulance Service permanently ceased emergency and non-emergency ambulance service operations in all of Cass County. Beginning last Friday at 7:00 AM, 911 services are now being covered by a group of local EMS agencies who are working […]
Marcellus Township Regular Board Meeting Minutes – July 18, 2023
Supervisor Koshar called the meeting to order at 6:00pm and led the pledge of allegiance. Roll Call: Koshar, Hess, Mroz, Plummer, Schick Motion by Schick, second by Koshar, to approve the agenda with the addition of budget amendments under new business. – All Ayes – motion carried Motion by Schick, second by Hess, to approve […]
Newell Agency Inc.: Marcellus is our second home
Brad Newell is happy to be here. The Decatur native and brother, Jay, purchased the Abbott & Powers Agency, July 1, and are excited to serve the community they consider their second home. Mary Morlan (pictured) and agent Ryan Jackson will be the faces of the office at 102 E. Main. Brad Newell has no […]
MHS Wildcat Marching Band Surpasses Goal for New Uniforms
Marcellus Community Schools Superintendent Nanette Pauley joined Band Director Katy Essex and the Wildcat Marching Band, Friday, August, 11, to celebrate a successful fundraising campaign for new uniforms. Sadly, the uniforms will not be ready for this year’s seniors, but all the band members are excited about their ‘new look.’ Marcellus Community Schools Superintendent Nanette […]
