Heritage Commons Scarecrows Installed Downtown Event Photo
Joan Rapp coordinator assists volunteer Don Viland during Heritage Commons scarecrow installation. Other listed participants include Fran Smith former Scarecrow Fest coordinator Mike Bearman Albion Mike Sullivan Sullivan Insurance and Heritage Commons Manager Cathleen Knoll in the event coverage.
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Joan Rapp
Don Viland
Fran Smith
Mike Bearman
Albion
Mike Sullivan
Sullivan Insurance
Heritage Commons
Cathleen Knoll
Marshall
Oaklawn Hospital
Bill DeSmet
No foul play in Albion man drownings autopsy says
Albion Albion Public Safety reports preliminary autopsy findings show William Gillham eighty four died by drowning in the Kalamazoo River on Saturday. Investigators say he was in the water briefly when discovered by kayakers around 1 40 p m. D S Gt Nicole Wygant asks witnesses or anyone with information to contact 517 629 7824.
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Albion-Albion Public Safety
William Gillham
Albion
Kalamazoo
ADPS
Nicole Wygant
Heritage Commons Senior Center grows in Marshall
Heritage Commons, a joint project by Care Well Services Southwest, Calhoun County Office of Services to Seniors, Oaklawn Hospital and the City of Marshall, marks two months of operation with 72 members and an average of 20 participants daily. The center offers health classes, crafts, lunch events, and more, funded by a Marshall Community Foundation grant. Open Tuesdays to Thursdays 9 AM to 3 PM. call 269 558 6150 for programs.
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Heritage Commons
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Marshall
Care Well Services Southwest
Calhoun County Office of
Oaklawn Hospital
City of
Calhoun County
Marshallct.org
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