Chris Olson Accepts DeWitt City Manager Post
Chris Olson has accepted the city administrator role for the City of DeWitt with a tentative departure date of March 15. The Marshall City Council plans to discuss search options for a new city manager in the near future. Page 3 contains the full story.
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Two finalists named for Marshall superintendent post
The Marshall Public Schools Board narrowed the field to two candidates on Tuesday Bruce Burger of Morrice Area Schools and Randall Wallace of Athens Area Schools. The board plans final interviews next week and a decision soon.
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Marsh and DeSmet to vie for school board
Marsh and DeSmet seek Marshall Board of Education seats after filing deadline February 10. Board Vice President Paul Beardslee not seeking another term and former member Georgia ballot appear in contest notes. See story on page 36.
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New Officer Joins Marshall Police Force
Officer Steven Wilson joins the Marshall Police Department. 23 year old Wilson was sworn in last week and aims to complete a 16 week training program. He has desired a law enforcement career since childhood. See story on page 32.
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Foundation Launches Site To Help Locate Michigan Missing
TrackMissing, a Michigan based missing persons foundation, debuts www.TrackMissing.org to honor Mary Denise Sands who vanished nearly five years ago. It partners with Wisconsin based activist Karren Kraemer, whose daughter Becky has been missing since 2003. See story on page 52.
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Exchange students share Marshall High experience
Six foreign exchange students at Marshall High School since last fall are halfway through their stay and describe their thoughts and challenges adjusting to life in the United States.
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Girls basketball wins two as streak extends to eight
The girls basketball team won twice and extended their eight game winning streak with a Tuesday victory over Coldwater. The boys varsity team dropped a second straight game, losing at home to Albion, while the two girls games are noted in the sports section.
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2009 Men Who Cook benefit in Albion Sunday
Sunday February 15 marks the 2009 Men Who Cook fundraiser in Albion to aid Citizens to Beautify Albion. Local chefs Rod Ferguson Pilar Rivera and Robert Kidder prepare dishes and share recipes for Crock Pot Pizza Texas chili and capirotada. See story on page 10.
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