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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2010
Page
8
The column anticipates a strong Marshall varsity season under head coach Jim Hendershot and predicts a 31 17 season opener win over St Joe. It recalls a humorous high school football memory and reflects on the return to school vibes and autumn sports excitement.
Varying views emerge on building an Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan. Some defend religious freedom and location choice, while others oppose or deem the site insensitive, calling for a different area.
A letter to the editor thanks Calhoun County voters for August primary support for Probate Judge. The candidate notes seventeen years returning home to serve as a prosecuting attorney, emphasizes work with the elderly, mentally challenged, and children, and asks for continued support on November 2.
Letter to the editor arguing Tim Walberg limits government and taxes. It criticizes Mark Schauer for supporting 26 billion in new spending and higher taxes, linking debt to China and urging Walberg's election to oppose the Obama Pelosi agenda.
The notice thanks participants and sponsors of the 2010 Ride for Mary, noting ninety one riders, sixty eight prizes from twenty seven local businesses, and a raised total of one thousand four hundred dollars. It lists sponsors Ball Joint, Whistle Stop, Town & Country, JD's Country Connection and Riverside Pub, and credits organizers Cliff and Anita Marshall and family along with the community for support.
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