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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 contract that expired March 31. The nurses, members of the Michigan Nurses Association, voted Friday to approve […]
MHS Alumni Receive Degrees from WMU
Two MHS graduates recently received degrees from Western Michigan University. Maren Rischer, a 2016 Marcellus graduate and Germany exchange student, graduated from WMU with a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering degree on April 30, 2022 Maren is the daughter of Anette Rischer. On Saturday, June 25, Victoria Romig, a 2017 MHS alum, graduated from WMU with […]
Summer School in Marcellus!
Summer School in Marcellus is underway with a variety of fun, but challenging, classes to help keep students engaged this summer. Camden Mikel in the Wildcat Creations Woodworking class. Amber Bryant finds a comfortable spot to spend some time reading. In addition to academic credit recovery and remediation courses, the district is offering fun and […]
Got Ticks? MDHHS Encourages Thorough Tick-Checks & PreventionÂ
Got ticks? Let’s hope not, but if you and/or your pet venture outside either one of you – or both – could become a host for a parasitic arachnid or two. Anyone who lives in Michigan is likely to have encountered, or will encounter, one or more of the five most common ticks in the […]
Lakelands Trail connects Michigan history, outdoor recreation, communities
This year, people enjoying the Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park, a 34-mile rail-trail in Livingston, Ingham and Jackson counties, will discover stories ranging from muck farmers growing onions to World War II German prisoners of war. Explore Michigan’s Heritage Trailsby Dan SpegelHeritage trail coordinatorMichigan Department of Natural Resources With more than 13,000 miles of […]
As 50th anniversary of Title IX arrives, the Michigan Task Force on Women in Sports releases its final report
Report calls for action from all sectors to address inequity and support all women and girls The Michigan Task Force on Women in Sports marked the 50th anniversary of Title IX last week by releasing its final report. In it, the Task Force documented inequities for women and girls in Michigan athletics and outlined ways […]
AAA: Close to 1.7 Million Michiganders Will Travel for Independence Day
Car travel expected to set a new record despite historically high gas prices DEARBORN, Mich. (June 22, 2022) – Independence Day will be the second busiest since 2000, as travel volumes continue to trend upwards with no sign of slowing down. AAA predicts that close to 1.7 million Michiganders will travel 50 miles or more […]
