Redhawks edge Marine City in magical playoff bid
Editor John Hendler recalls Marshall High football as 11-1 Marshall visits 12-0 Marine City in a tight clash. Running back Jamar Wimberly nears 2,300 rushing yards with 29 touchdowns, while Caleb Vincent shines and the defense yields 199 points. A hopeful, high-energy take ends predicting a 14-13 Marshall win to reach Ford Field.
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Marshall High seeks first state final since 1997 in semi
Marshall High School football hosts Marine City this afternoon in a Division 4 state semi final. Alumni weigh in on the predicted score with varied forecasts, including 24 to 21 and 21 to 7, reflecting hopeful sentiment for a Marshall victory.
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Cap and Trade bill HR2454 drawn as job killer
A letter argues that Pelosi and Reid push Cap and Trade HR2454 to double electricity costs raise gas to five dollars a gallon curb clean coal restrain domestic oil and gas production and increase reliance on unfriendly foreign nations. It urges Congressman Schauer to vote against the measure.
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Marshall to vote on Kempf site zoning change plan
At the December 7 Marshall City Council meeting, officials will consider a zoning change for the former Kempf site to aid expansion. The proposal aims to create more parking to serve Oaklawn Hospital and a quality facility for the city, with community members Ray and Cathy Campbell of Albion endorsing prudent use of existing assets.
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Why People Burn Leaves Sparks Frustration in Communities
A reader criticizes leaf burning as inconsiderate, argues forests should burn periodically, and urges composting. They condemn polluting neighborhoods and highlight impacts on neighbors with allergies or breathing problems, calling for sensible laws to curb harmful burning.
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