Marshall Public Schools Board approves layoffs amid deficit
The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education voted last Monday to lay off five staff members due to declining enrollment and a budget shortfall exceeding $1 million. The board also approved an early retirement incentive that could affect which staff are retained, with actions to take effect June 30.
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Olivet College student detained in Florence killing
Olivet College student Jonathan Hindenach, 24, is detained in Italy over the killing of a man in Florence during a school trip on May 7. Other students returned May 9, a week early.
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Woman turns to education to turn life around
Teresa Bishop, who battled drugs and an arrest, pursues an associate degree at Kellogg Community College with plans to become a paralegal. She reflects on past mistakes and how education charts a new path, in a feature tracing her turnaround.
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Michigan Week kicks off in Marshall with events
Michigan Week celebrates the Great Lakes State with a May 15 Prayer Breakfast and Education Day through next Wednesday. Mike Schragg, 2009 Michigan Week Honorary Chair, leads activities and will attend the 11 a.m. May 16 Fountain Rededication inviting public participation.
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