The Mid Michigan College Foundation recently hosted An Evening of Gratitude on the College’s Mt. Pleasant Campus.“This event brought together supporters and friends as we recognized the incredible impact our donors make,” said Alexa Carey, Executive Director of the Mid Foundation. “It was an evening filled with camaraderie as well as shared memories and hopes Read More…
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Plenty to do for the holidays around Clare County
There’s lots to see and do around the area.If you are in a holiday mood, local Veteran, Lecia Griffin will have her White House Christmas ornaments on display at the Clare Union Depot. You will have a chance to view these ornaments.If you are looking for unique gifts, please check out the local artists work Read More…
Do you need Help?
By Mike WilcoxPublisher We know that the holidays, “the most wonderful time of the year,” can actually be a bummer for some.We know that lack of essential food and clothing, not being able to buy meaningful Christmas gifts for your children, and even struggling to afford a Christmas tree, are burdens faced by many area Read More…
Clare runners reflect on strong season
By John RaffelCorrespondent CLARE — it was a season Clare runners wont soon forget.Laura Leis, a sophomore, was 113th at the Division 3 state finals in 20 minutes 57.1 seconds.“There are many parts of cross country that I like,” Leis said. “I like the sense of accomplishment running gives me. I like how running has Read More…
Obituary: Sally McKay Kutil
Sally McKay Kutil, age 90, passed away in Waterford Township, Michigan on November 7, 2024. Sally was born in Birmingham, Michigan on October 14, 1934. She attended Seaholm High School in Birmingham and went to the University of Colorado, Boulder, where she met her husband of 70 years, Donald Howard Kutil.After following her husband Don Read More…
Obituary: David Leslie Sears
SEARS, DAVID LESLIE, age 69, of Weidman, passed away Friday, Nov 8, 2024, at his home.A Graveside Service will take place at 1:00 pm on Thursday, November 14, 2024, at North Brinton Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Disabled American Veterans.David was born November 22, 1954, in Goodridge, Michigan, the son of Leslie and Read More…
Pat’s Bits and Pieces: Deer Hunting Season opened today
Hunting Season arrived this morning with all of the annual “hoopla” especially a bit north of here where I grew up.It really is a special time of year in this, the “North Country.” I include Clare County because this is really where it all begins and, if you haven’t noticed, there are a multitude of Read More…
May I Walk with You? BECOMING HEROES OF HOLINESS
Halloween, All Saints Day, All Souls Day, October 31, November 1, November 2. A triduum that reminds us of the Easter Triduum, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday.It’s the Pascal Mystery, the Death, and Resurrection of Jesus to save us.These recent days remind all of us that the purpose of our lives is to Read More…
City beach fee hikes pay off
By Scott Sullivan Editor Oval Beach parking fee hikes passed last spring helped net Saugatuck a $123,931.04 profit this season, figures shared with city council at its Nov. 6 workshop show. Treasurer Nicole Bredeweg told members increasing day-use motor vehicle passes from $10 to $15 and season passes from $50 to $75 helped raise total Read More…
Local elections largely keep status quo
By Scott Sullivan Editor Saugatuck voters returned three incumbents but replaced another in the Nov. 5 city council race for four open two-year seats. In Douglas, all four incumbents faced down two challengers for four available two-year seats. Saugatuck Township retuned its entire board uncontested. All five announced candidates for the Saugatuck Public Schools Board Read More…