Vic Potter recovering after car crash injuries in Marshall
Vic Potter, president of the Marshall Public Schools Board of Education and owner of Bud's Towing, is recuperating at Marshall Tendercare after severe injuries from a January 14 car collision. He will spend at least three weeks in bed with a broken pelvis and faces months more of recovery and rehab. The story continues on page 7.
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Marshall Public Schools names superintendent finalists
After three nights and six interviews, the Marshall Public Schools Board of Education announced superintendent finalists. The finalists will return next week for a second round of interviews as the district seeks a successor to Dr. Joyce Phillips, who departs June 30. See story on page 10.
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Tribal Manufacturing Revives Marshall Brass in Marshall
Tribal Manufacturing Inc based in Missouri has purchased the troubled Marshall Brass, projecting 193 jobs in five years. The startup brass fittings maker plans a $4.6 million investment to launch new operations in Marshall, with owner Joe Ismert expressing optimism about community support and long term city collaboration.
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Schauer Meet With Michigan School Leaders Over Stimulus Funding
Rep. Mark Schauer met Feb. 2 at Marshall Middle School with 7th District leaders from Calhoun and Branch Counties to discuss potential stimulus funds under President Obama’s package and what additions to funding might be available if the bill passes in the U.S. Senate.
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Marshall City Council Debates Renewable Energy Plan
The Marshall City Council discussed energy savings during a work-study session. Michigan Act PA 295 requires all energy suppliers to develop renewable portfolio standards and energy optimization plans. The city must reach 10 percent renewable power by 2015, starting with 2 percent in 2012, 3.3 percent in 2013, and 5 percent in 2014.
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