Editor's Corner Reflects on Busy Versus Lazy Summer
John Hendler muses on how modern summers are packed with events from June into August. He recalls a slower, simpler past, urges time to reflect, and notes upcoming conventions, Rio Olympics and Euro 2016 influencing this season.
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Albion Residents Return From Memorable France Exchange
Twelve Albion residents joined a France exchange with Noisy-le-Roi Bailly and Albion, part of a sister city program since 1997 linked to the Eisenhower era. The 10 day visit featured Versailles Paris and Mont Saint Michel plus Normandy beaches, with participants Vivian Davis Mary Slater Richard Lewin and others. Arrangements aim to involve Noisy le Roi Bailly leaders at Festival of the Forks for Albion’s 50th anniversary.
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Sue Farley
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Present in the moment amid smartphone culture
An essay reflecting on smartphones as a threat to civility and living in the moment. It argues constant connectivity distracts from real relationships while acknowledging benefits of information access when used in moderation. Quotes from Watts and Colwin underscore the call to disconnect and observe surroundings.
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Marshall teachers visit Albion to build relationships
In a letter to the editor, seven Marshall Public Schools teachers traveled 12 miles east to Albion during summer break. They toured the city and observed students in Albion's Big Read Youth Leadership Program, underscoring their commitment to understanding Albion students and the community amid annexation challenges.
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