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District interviews three candidates today
FORUMS District interviews three candidates today BRECKENRIDGE -- St. Louis Public Schools won't have to worry about losing an administrator to a neighboring district.
Six to interview for Breckenridge schools post
Two St. Louis school administrators are among the six candidates chosen to interview for the vacant Breckenridge Community Schools- superintendent post.
Festival-goers wait patiently for gates to open
Jacob Clark did not let the weather or the road construction stop him from getting his spot in line for the Common Ground Music Festival this afternoon.
Nine-minute barrier no longer a hurdle
Maverick Darling's frustrations from an early track season filled with cold and windy days and slow times came to an end May 10 at the Williamston Invitational.
Annual Running of Cows/Dairy Dash is July 12
ELSIE - It is not too late to join the herd for the 15th Annual Running of the Cows in the 2008 Elsie Dairy Dash.
Future looks brighter with news of Mahle expansion
Mahle Engine Components USA Inc., a local auto supplier, hopes to tap the area's local talent when it eventually hires 150 workers for an expansion announced Wednesday.
JACKSON- Nathan Sanchez and Nick Thelen placed second in the 3200 meter relay and Maverick Darling finished second in the 3200 meter run to help Team Michigan win the Midwest Meet of Champions at Jackson High ...
Local workers to fuel Mahle growth
ST. JOHNS - An auto supplier hopes to tap the area's local talent when it eventually hires 150 workers for an expansion announced Wednesday.
National Honor Society elects officers
ST. JOHNS - The St. Johns High School Chapter of the National Honor Society elected the following students as officers for the 2008-2009 school year - president, Nate Dunsmore; vice president, Samantha ...
Engagement: Devereaux - Nichols
Dale and Annette Devereaux of St. Johns, and Gary and Jean Nichols of Wanamaker, Ind., are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Corey Devereaux and Sarah Nichols.
Maple River group meets June 18
The Monthly meeting of The Friends Of The Maple River will be held Wednesday, June 18, at the Duplain Township Hall located, 145 W. Main Street in Elsie.
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Nearly 3,000 still without power
Approximately 2,600 Consumers Energy customers in Shiawassee County are without power due to three separate thunderstorms that moved across the state since Friday afternoon.
The following marriage licenses were filed in Clinton County Clerk's Office the week of March 31, 2008: Jerry Lee Rinckey, 45, of Sheridan and Suzette Rene Milner, 44, of DeWitt.
Mobile Branch Office to make stops in Clinton County
Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land today announced that the Mobile Branch Office will be in Clinton County to serve Westphalia- and Elsie-area customers on June 4 and 5. For the Westphalia visit, hours are 11 ...
Total Wellness Center honors top 'losers'
ST. JOHNS - The 10th nutritional weight-loss challenge held at Your Total Wellness Center in St. via Lansing State Journal
Engagement: Flanner - Voisinet
Kristy is the daughter of Patrick and Sandy Flanner of Ovid and Mike is the son of James and Kathy Voisinet of St. via Clinton County News
Implementing new student management software
DeWitt Public Schools will be implementing new student management database software with the start of the 2008-09 school year. via Lansing State Journal
Baseball Lakewood at Belding Laingsburg at Ovid-Elsie Boys lacrosse Walled Lake Northern at Holt Girls lacrosse Waverly/Lansing Catholic/Grand Ledge at East Lansing Okemos at Tecumseh Golf ... via Lansing State Journal
Elsie man dies in one-car accident
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP - A 56-year-old Elsie man died Friday night when his vehicle rolled over on northbound US 127 near the M-21 exit ramp, the Clinton County Sheriff's office reported today. via Lansing State Journal
ST. JOHNS - The Friends of the Maple River will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday, April 16, at the Crystal Township Hall, 414 S. Main St. via Lansing State Journal