Open House marks MAHS seventh year in Marshall
Marshall Alternative High School held its first open house during a weekday to let parents and the community see classes. MAHS Director Bob Vaught said the event aimed to show visitors what students do and to involve the community.
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Public forum on Marshall medical marijuana ordinance
Marshall City Council hosted a public forum to gather community feedback on the medical marijuana ordinance. Only one resident voiced opinions, leaving officials surprised as Mayor Bruce Smith noted residents had voted for the ordinance but did not show broad local support.
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Turtles to Spend Winter at Wildlife Response Center
About 60 turtles are set to spend winter at the Wildlife Response Center in Marshall created after the July 26 Enbridge oil spill. Officials updated last week on the status of the animals brought to the center, noting more than 2,000 turtles of various species. See story on page 60.
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Georgia Marsh Leads 'If These Stones Could Talk' Event
Georgia Marsh co chairs the fall walking tour in Marshall with Kristy Benson. Since 2001 the event has grown from 40 attendees to a major community activity at Oakridge Cemetery. Actors portray Marshall historical figures at 7 p.m. with a goal to raise funds for monument preservation.
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