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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2010
Page
8
Editor John Hendler discusses six word memoirs from Smith Magazine readers and echoes Alice Lesch Kelly’s New York Times piece on life after breast cancer. He contrasts brief truths with resilience, citing stories of infertility, stillbirth, and a positive outlook despite hardship, urging living fully today.
Voters weigh ads ahead of the November elections. Respondents say television and radio spots feel unreliable and slanted, focusing on fault finding rather than concrete plans. Some insist they form their own opinions and are not swayed by aggressive campaigns.
A reader accuses Democrats and unions of lying about protecting Social Security. The letter claims Social Security is broke due to years of theft by politicians and asserts that Schauer will receive lifetime taxpayer funded benefits once defeated in November.
The LMFI Board thanks everyone who helped the inaugural Marshall Music Faire succeed. Special appreciation to Jim Oliver and Sandi Dobbins, the YACkers, city staff for Stuart’s Landing, and enter ta iners from Fort Wayne and locally. The note invites future events and asks audiences to keep LMFI in mind for big bands, small ensembles, or solo acts.
A resident admonishes a dog walker on North Marshall Ave for repeatedly failing to pick up after their pet in the speaker’s mom's front yard. The writer, a dog owner themselves, warns they will collect and return waste if the behavior continues, stressing accountability.
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