Marshall's new police chief vows long service
Jim Schwartz, after just over a month as chief, says he is settling in and looks forward to many years serving the community. He praises the police department and its members as he begins his tenure.
10 Oct 2009
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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2009
Page
1
Jim Schwartz, after just over a month as chief, says he is settling in and looks forward to many years serving the community. He praises the police department and its members as he begins his tenure.
Actress Victoria Rowell recounts her early life as a foster child and urges Starr youths to resist a victim mentality while pursuing success. In unrelated notes, Scott Blankinship, two months into his role as Marshall Public Schools director of business operations, has been busy as board members and City Council members discuss ongoing initiatives.
Frank Boley starts an independent venture with a ribbon cutting on October 19 to inaugurate a new car business location. He describes it as both a fresh start and a continuation, with excitement shared by the staff as they mark the event. See story on page 24.
Marshall High students from freshman to seniors competed in class tug of war pie guitar hero and ping pong during Homecoming week events highlighted by lively Lee sports section coverage.
Emma of Marshall enjoys last year’s Halloween Parade and invites all villagers to meet at City Hall at 12 45 p m on Saturday October 17 before marching through town. The event is hosted by the Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce with the Scarecrow Days Planning Committee as Scarecrow Days 008 begins, inviting locals to drive through town for festive yard displays and costumes.
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