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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2019
Page
8
The columnist reflects on mentors who shaped his life during 2018, honoring Lucille Arey of Union City High School for going beyond to help with math and daily guidance, while expressing gratitude rather than sorrow for those who passed.
In early 2018 I learned about the death of John Fink, a former Michigan Department of Corrections supervisor who mentored me and supported staff. I also recall Bob Ruckert, mentor to me in my first year, whose policy expertise shaped my approach. The piece urges 2019 mentoring, noting anyone can mentor, even someone younger, with Kristy Smith’s Different Drum columns archived at diffdrum.wordpress.com.
A reader argues Mark Stuart misquotes Dee Nelson and omits words in a Dec 23 letter, claiming his portrayal alters meaning. The writer defends Trump criticism of law enforcement, cites FBI actions under Comey and McCabe, and urges verification via Google for context.
Ingham County Court Administrator and Probate Register introduces a legal series on child support. The article outlines how two parents in different households may seek a court order for support and previews the 2006 Court of Appeals framework.
Brenda and Howard Peterson divorced in 2001 with joint custody and no child support. Brenda sought child support as her employment changed. Howard, self employed water well driller, reported income around $29,000 with depreciation over $51,000 on his tax return.
Editor John Hendler reflects on Tim Urban’s Tail End concept measuring life by remaining experiences. He urges prioritizing in person time with family and friends, living in the moment, and treating precious moments with loved ones as the core New Year’s resolution.
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