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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2013
Page
1
Hughes Elementary uses the PBIS program to outline expected conduct with a proactive approach. Principal Andrea Nessel describes PBIS as a positive, proactive method that focuses on teaching desired behavior rather than reacting to missteps. See story on page 6.
FUG Inc a creativity and technology hub at 7950 S Old US 27 across from Lyon Lake specializes in custom screenprinting embroidery and vinyl printing services. CEO Don Kujawa notes the business excludes letterhead envelopes and business cards. Formed in August 2011 the firm moved in January 2012 after acquiring Graphic Embroidery equipment. It now operates a high speed 10 head eight color screenprinter from Portugal. See story on page 20.
The Marshall City Council held a Feb 4 public hearing with no public comment on proposed changes to the sign ordinance. Director Natalie Huestis said the update adds maintenance provisions for dilapidated or unsafe signs. The council unanimously approved the changes and set a March 4 public hearing for the Oaklawn Hospital Overlay District ordinance while filling board vacancies.
Forks Senior Center in Albion presents a broad array of trips through October. Coordinated by Vice President Micki Ogilbee and a dedicated committee, the calendar aims to offer appealing destinations at affordable group rates.
In Focus a feature profiles John Merucci known as the Accidental Chef for his affordable, unique cooking that uses a starched white hat heritage. The piece highlights Merucci’s regional renown and personal backstory within a broader community narrative.
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