FBI Joins Probes as Two Juveniles Tied to Clare Bomb Threats
Clare Public Schools faced six bomb threats prompting a cross agency probe involving the FBI and state and local police. Two juvenile suspects were identified and will be petitioned to Probate Court. authorities withheld names due to age. Further arrests are anticipated in Isabella and Clare counties.
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Two Juveniles Apprehended After Clare Bomb Threats
Clare district investigators announce two juveniles are in custody over a wave of bomb threats aimed at Clare High School. Superintendent Richard Snyder says threats were highly disruptive and costly, forcing evacuations and bus holds in foul weather. Police from Mr Pleasant State Police post Isabella County Sheriff and FBI Saginaw office aided the probe.
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Gittlemans Announces Grand Opening Winners
Clare Gittlemans celebrates Clare branch grand opening on November 30 with 22 winners sharing 1500 dollars in merchandise. Arda Michels wins grand prize a 20ward robe. Connie Wilds earns two drawings of wardrobe pieces. Other winners include Des Soyring, Sharon Doxtader, Kathy Dunlap, Linda Zinser, Edith Bennett, Connie Logan, Kathy Maser, Betty Sommer, Norma Thompson, Evelynn Koontz, Shirley Williams, Laurie Puleifer, Judy Bouchey, Julia Vincent, Becky Hutson, Mary Walton, Jeanette Dougherty, Jenny Austin, Julie Jackson.
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Linda Zinser
Edith Bennett
Connie Logan
Kathy Maser
Betty Sommer
Norma Thompson
Clare Wau
Evelynn Koontz
Farwell Wao
Shirley Williams
Harri Sor
Judy Bouchey
Arts
Julia Vincent
Becky Huntuen
Mary Walton
Jeanette Dougherty
Jenny Austin
Julie Jackson
Gittleman’s
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MMCC Set for On Campus Accreditation Review
The North Central Association will conduct a three day on campus evaluation of Mid Michigan Community College from Wednesday December 12 to Friday December 14. Five examiners will review all aspects of the college, visiting classes and meeting with students faculty and trustees.
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mid Michigan Community College
Nial Institute
Wan-au
Wisconsin
Donald Swank
Parkland College
Champaign
Illinois
Urban A. Thobe
William Rainey Harper College
Palatine
Randall Thompson
North Central Association
MMCC
Chicago
NCA
Clare Residents Seek Income Support in New Federal Program
Clare county residents and neighbors in Isabella Gratiot Mecosta and Osceola have applied for federal supplemental security income payments. The program starts January establishing a basic cash income and may reduce for those with other earnings. those already on state or local assistance continue to receive payments. The Michigan Pleasant Social Security office at 215 W Broadway can supply details and accept applications.
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Social Security
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Armand
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Vince DeMasi Elected Clare Chamber President
Clare Chamber of Commerce directors elected Vince DeMasi 30 to be president at their November meeting. DeMasi takes over leadership as the organization aims to expand local business support and community engagement in Clare.
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DeMasi Elected Leader. Chamber Vitae and Energy Plan
Vince DeMasi elected as Chamber leader with Jon Warren Jack Winter Bill Schaefer and Ikon Barnes filling key posts. DeMasi vows unity across business areas, energy conservation, and educational efforts while Chamber adopts two energy saving steps: no city Christmas lighting and unplugging highway signs.
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Meat Signs Must Now Be Posted In Michigan
East Lansing state law requires supermarkets restaurants and vendors to display signs listing meats that do not meet Michigan standards. Restaurants must notify customers if they serve substandard meat by menu disclosure or posted signs. The law targets skeletal meats and bans by products such as hearts livers lungs and other organs. Legislator Ralph Ostling says the measure enforces Michigan high ingredient standards and signals Congress.
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Rroscomber
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Milliken
U.S. Congress
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