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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2012
Page
8
Editor notes election signs across Marshall and Calhoun counties mirror grassroots campaigning. He urges voting on November 6, emphasizes voter turnout over polls, and compares signage to campaign managers while urging citizens to cast their ballots and uphold democracy.
Readers discuss plans to watch the October 3 debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Opinions vary from cautious interest to expectations of substantive policy explanations and clarity on flip flopping.
In a letter to the editor, a reader celebrates Books & More of Albion marking its decade on October 6. The note praises local author events such as World Book Night and Christmas Carols and Cocoa, and invites the community to share how reading has shaped Albion and the store’s role in fostering a love of books.
Olivet voters urged to vote on the facts not hearsay in support of Beth Page. The writer, a former school board member for 10 years, praises Beth’s integrity and knowledge and notes the district conducted a 7-0 superintendent search during her tenure. Encourages homework before November vote.
To the Editor a huge thank you goes to Bruce Rapp and Eckford Township board members for coordinating with Calhoun County Road Commission to repair 19 Mile Rd residents describe the road as in extremely poor condition and note a month of prep filling skip patching and sealing to yield a new road. The community expresses gratitude for the efforts despite skeleton crews and limited funding.
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