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Residents File First-of-its-Kind Class Action Against Data Center for Noise
Detroit – Lawyers from Liddle Sheets, P.C., a nationwide class action law firm based in Detroit, announced today that they have filed a class action lawsuit against the Hyperscale Data Center in Dowagiac, Michigan for creating a nuisance by emitting consistent, disruptive noise throughout the neighboring residential area; the first lawsuit of its kind in […]
First Friday at the Library: ‘I Learned it from a Library Book’
Willard Fenton-Miller displayed one of his handmade mandolins at the library’s “I Learned it from a Library Book” display during First Friday, June 3. Fenton-Miller made the instrument from curly maple that orginiated from the old Gibson guitar factory in Kalamazoo. The unique display at the Marcellus Library during First Friday, June 3, was replete […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
The Summertime Grillby John Mooy Once again, this story has its origin in the town of Marcellus. The greatest small town on the planet. It’s that place where so many of us spent that magical time of the year known as summer. Today my plan is to focus on something we all enjoy during the […]
Bits & Pieces: Fashion Reruns
As many of you know, I love famous quotes. An interesting one came across my screen the other day that gave me pause: “Fashion goes in only direction – forward – and I am a firm believer in thinking that way too.” Anna Wintour. Wintour was an editor-in-chief for Vogue magazine. So, one could assume […]
Community Announcements
Cass County Historical Society presents ‘Glory Soldiers’ The Cass County Historical Society invites the public to the historic Bonine House, Tuesday, June 14, 7:00pm, for “Cass County’s Glory Soldiers” presented by Society Vice President Darren Bettinger. Upcoming programs include Chiefs of Cass County, July 19, at the Pokagon Band Community Center; Newton House Archaelogy and […]
Varsity/Softball Seasons Conclude for 2022
The baseball season concluded for the Wildcats, Saturday, June 4, with a loss to Decatur on the Raiders’ home field. The ‘Cats fell behind early and couldn’t come back in a 16-0 loss to the Raiders. Decatur took the lead on a groundout in the first. A single by Cole Thornburgh in the second was […]
Band Notes – June 6, 2022 Looking ahead: Summer Drumline rehearsals – dates and times to be released soon. August – 5 – Freshmen Marching Basics, 8am-Noon in the band room. August 8 – 12: Marching Band Camp for band grades 9-12. Monday-Thursday 8am-4pm; Friday 8am-2pm. This is a requirement of all high school band […]
