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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2013
Page
8
The writer muses on growing up with vinyl records and cartoons, compares then and now with mail versus electronic messages, and notes how inbox overload and interruptions affect productivity. He reflects on nostalgia for simpler times while acknowledging modern distractions and scams.
At April 25 Career Day hosted by the collaboration, hundreds of students learned about education options manufacturing industry and agriculture. Participants urged early planning and exploration of opportunities to shape future income and skills.
A Marshall resident argues against restricting Oaklawn Hospital growth amid a Hospital Campus Overlay District challenge. A referendum and lawsuit could delay essential ED parking for a year, raising city legal costs. The hospital spent three years with community input, leading to unanimous City Council approval of the HCOD which governs 20 years of hospital growth and keeps downtown competition limited to hospital-related business.
A reader commends Bob Mees for a letter in the Advisor Chronicle dated April 20 and urges Marshall residents to sign petitions in support of Oaklawn Hospital. The letter stresses protecting the right to vote without fear or retaliation and honoring veterans who sacrificed for democracy.
To the Editor Gov Rick Snyder recommends extending Medicaid to 470000 Michigan residents in households at or below 133 percent of the poverty line. The measure would fund preventive care early, avoiding costly emergency treatment and long term hospital stays. It argues for lower provider costs and insurance premiums and urges Lansing lawmakers Senator Mike Ness and Representatives Jase Bolger and Kate Segal to support the program.
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