Geocaching workshop at Marshall Library hosts Needhams Mille rs
Marshall District Library presents geocaching workshop for adults Monday August 8 from 7 to 815 pm in Meeting Room with Kathy Miller and Jim Needham. Registration opens July 25 for MDL cardholders and July 28 for others. free tickets available at Information Desk. The program highlights GPS based treasure hunting and a global hobby. The Needhams have six years geocaching experience with 1200 finds in 15 states. Millers began while vacationing in Myrtle Beach. grandson caches at Oakridge Cemetery. Marshall District Library is tax supported and located at 124 West Green Street. call 781-781-7821 ext 10 or visit marshalldistrictlibrary.org for details.
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For Sale 1929 Ford Pickup Offers $10,900
For sale a 1929 Ford pickup with new tires and reported to run well. Contact number provided as 517 206 3206. Also listing a part time warehouse position at Siding World located at 1605 W Columbia Ave requiring availability Monday to Friday mornings and Saturdays mornings. In person applications only. No phone calls.
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Olivet College hosts summer art camp for youths
Olivet College announces a five day summer art camp for grades 3 to 8 from August 8 to August 12 at the Riethmiller Blackman Art Building. Instructors Hannah Witzke of Olivet and Casey Bash of Marshall are Michigan Department of Education certified. Witzke teaches grades 3 to 5 9 a.m. to noon. Bash teaches grades 6 to 8 1 to 4 p.m. Registration is 75 dollars and limited to 15 applicants per group.
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Oaklawn urges common sense and heat precautions
Oaklawn Hospital warns residents to limit outdoor activity and stay hydrated during extreme heat. Infants, the elderly, and those with chronic conditions are at higher risk. use air conditioning when possible and seek cool environments such as malls or libraries. Drink water regularly and reduce strenuous activity. Signs of heat exhaustion include muscle cramps and weakness.
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