Les Misérables memory sparks Marshall High praise
Editor recalls a reluctant 1986 theater outing to Les Misérables at the Kennedy Center and praises Marshall High School's recent production for its professional feel, strong pit work, and inspirational themes about meaning and sacrifice.
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Marshall High School
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Bright spot in Marshall FFA leadership and impact
The Marshall FFA chapter with 162 members under four teachers showcases leadership and real-world skills beyond agriscience. National data show employers seek communication and teamwork, while the local program funds Meals of Hope delivering 50,000 meals through MACS and Calhoun pantries, reflecting community impact and workforce readiness.
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Letters Cont Cont to next page Not choosing local firms hurts Marshall
A Marshall resident writes to the editor criticizing the April 17 City Council decision to award six lawn care contracts to a Kalamazoo firm. He notes eight bids, seven from Marshall firms, and defends local procurement and spending, arguing long-term harm to the town’s economy and growth. He recalls local impact statistics and challenges councilmen to support area businesses.
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Advisory Chronicle
Marshall
U.S. Lawns
Brent Williams
Les Misérables at Marshall High earns high praise from critics
The Marshall Civic Players praised the Marshall High School Les Misérables production for outstanding performances by principals and chorus, with strong involvement from the orchestra and backstage crew. Critics commend early training from local groups and anticipate future collaborations led by the team.
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Laura Gilbertson
Tricia Hilton
Marshall Civic Players
Franke Center
Marshall Public School
Fredonia road resurfacing funded entirely by CCRD
To the Editor a letter clarifies that the 13 1/2 Mile Rd resurfacing this year is 100 percent funded by the Calhoun County Road Department CCRD. Fredonia Two residents pay nothing. CCRD covers primary roads while townships fund secondary roads at 70 percent by the township and 30 percent by CCRD.
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