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Revved Up 50-Plus Specials CLASSIFIEDS Add a Classified Listing E-Edition Current E-Edition Main Art Salmon in the classroom Woodview third-grade students will spend year raising 150 salmon for release into Grand River By Cory Smith | on November 19, 2018 For the next six months, students at Woodview Elementary School will spend time caring for and observing 150 tiny guests in their classroom. ‘We have an opportunity here’ Montcalm County deeds Artman Park when to Reynolds Township By Elisabeth Waldon | on November 17, 2018 The Artman Park property was originally deeded from Reynolds Township to Montcalm County considering the township didn’t have unbearable resources to take superintendency of it. Now the county, which is low on resources, is giving the park when to the township. Septic Spat Public hearing gets messy over proposed septic system ordinance By Elisabeth Waldon | on November 09, 2018 It was just virtually the two-hour mark when the public hearing began to screw out of control. For the past five years, the Mid-Michigan District Health Department has been working with officials in Clinton, Gratiot and Montcalm counties to whop a septic system ordinance in the weighing that lightweight septic systems are causing human sewage to spritz into local rivers. Outman, Bizon win seats to Michigan Senate By Cory Smith | on November 07, 2018 Two candidates with plenty of wits in the Michigan House of Representatives will protract to work for constituents now as members of the Michigan Senate. 3 new faces elected to Montcalm County Board of Commissioners By Elisabeth Waldon | on November 07, 2018 Three new faces were elected to the Montcalm County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday. Trio of Republicans re-elected to State House  By Cory Smith | on November 07, 2018 Three Republican representatives in their first term in the Michigan House were re-elected Tuesday in the state’s 70th, 86th and 87th districts. Challenge wonted Ionia senior overcomes vocal string dysfunction issue, fear to enjoy last season in navigate country By Ryan Schlehuber | on November 03, 2018 When Emily Peterson walked off the grounds of the Uncle Jim’s Cider Mill in St. Johns, the site of the Division 2 navigate country regionals, she knew she had won. It wasn’t a top 15 finish and it wasn’t qualifying for the Division 2 state finals. It was much increasingly than that. No one injured in grain dryer fire at John Ryan & Sons sublet in Crystal By Cory Smith | on October 31, 2018 With the storing season in full form, John Ryan and his sons set out early Tuesday morning to uncork their yearly harvest of corn. But pursuit the first load of the yield to be zestless in a large grain drying silo, an watchtower blared signaling that something was wrong. ‘We’re hoping to be washed-up surpassing Thanksgiving’ Completion of U.S. 131 construction elapsed due to rainy weather, 3-week work lockout By Cory Smith | on October 30, 2018 Since August, motorists traveling northbound on U.S. 131 have experienced the headache of detouring their way to M-57 considering of construction. Now due to two unforeseen factors, those detours will protract to last well into November. Halloween Heritage Trick-or-treaters enjoy Halloween at Heritage Village despite wet weather By Meghan Nelson | on October 29, 2018 Halloween costumes were accompanied by raincoats and umbrellas on Saturday at Heritage Village, but despite the drizzle, there were still smiles all around. Children of all month dressed in costumes of all sorts and stopped by each of the village’s buildings to say trick or treat in mart for candy. 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