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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2011
Page
5
In a reflective piece, John Hendler recounts a teenage encounter with Andre, a Miami clothing store owner. He questions the impact of layoffs on workers, while Andre argues business decisions depend on demand and profitability. The anecdote ends with Andre’s blunt rebuke and a question about modern incentives for hiring.
A national survey asks if Americans think workplace rudeness has risen. Reactions split. Some say no change or even more politeness, while others note more confrontational situations. One respondent jokes about courtesy in court.
A Marshall reader argues that Oaklawn Hospital should expand to meet growing needs. The letter contends city population has risen in 31 years and warns that closing the hospital would force residents to seek care in Bronson Battle Creek, a long drive for emergencies.
A community letter urges Marshall residents to support downtown businesses highlighting economic benefits and greener living. It argues locals invest more in the city’s growth, reduce traffic and emissions, and improve health by walking downtown Michgan Avenue.
The Calhoun County recycling site on 15 Mile Rd asks users to avoid discarding garbage like grills and TVs in recyclables. They urge not to leave items outside bins, warn about mold and contamination, and suggest alternatives such as Goodwill and Best Buy disposal services. Inspectors note high misuse and request return another day if bins are full.
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