Oaklawn Eaton Hospitality Classic strengthens community ties
The Hospitality Classic linked Oaklawn and Eaton through sponsorships and volunteerism. Richard Lindsey of Oaklawn and John Lubis of Eaton praise the partnership which funds the 100 Lap Club and race awards. Lubis notes growth from 600 to 720 students and urges parent involvement to foster lifelong health.
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Mayor's Prayer Breakfast invites Marshall leaders May 17
Mayor Joe Caron invites the public to the annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. May 17 in The Franke Center for the Arts lower level. Speakers include Father Craig Lusk and Reverend Penny Pitts, with entertainment by the Marshall Singers and the Spiritual Minuteman Award. RSVP by May 11 to the Welcome Center.
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Local runner aims to aid others at Oaklawn Hospitality Classic
Andrew Seifert, 21, a Marshall resident originally from Illinois, plans to run the Oaklawn Hospitality Classic on May 18 to inspire self improvement and help others. A former Eagle Scout, he credits his growth to Yes Theory and seeks a career in software design while pursuing general education at Kellogg Community College.
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