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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2010
Page
1
As of today May 1 smoking is banned in most indoor spaces including offices stores arenas and hotels in Michigan. Area businesses share mixed views with owners like Bob Hutchings Marshall Lanes arguing it removes personal choice while others support the health move. See story on page 12.
Marshall voters face bond decisions as Dr. Randy Davis notes that $15 million in federal stimulus funds could be available if the bonds pass. He says this would save taxpayers about $13 million over the bond’s 15 year term.
Seventh graders Maddie Rayner and Alena Buczynski organized an anti-bullying vigil at Marshall Middle School on April 22 in memory of Phoebe Prince. Attendees recited Phoebe's Pledge to refrain from gossip, promote kindness, and stand against bullying, linking the act to broader week events.
Marshall Township Fire Department and area firefighters led Kellogg Community College paramedic students in a April 26 training exercise. The session covered hazardous materials, patient vehicle extrication, and ambulatory care, providing a realistic, hands on experience per EMS instructor Bryan Fuller.
Marshall's Tom Bennett returns to Dark Horse Brewery on Saturday May 8 at 3 p.m. to bench press a Harley motorcycle over 800 pounds to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. He jokes that the doctor warned against bench pressing but presses on, hoping to support those facing cancer.
With the May 4 vote approaching Marshall Public Schools bond proposals, residents have filed more than 30 letters expressing support and opposition. Details show varied views from community members and local groups about funding priorities and potential impacts on district programs and facilities.
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