Meet To Form Clare County Historical Society December 2
The first meeting to form a Clare County Historical Society will be held December 2 at 7 30 p.m. at the Clare County Day School. The effort aims to preserve county history, designate sites, and eventually publish a county history with statewide and local involvement. Notables including George McQueen, Dean David Young, Malcolm Whitford, and Alex Strange are named as attendees or supporters.
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Clare County Historical Society
Clare County Day School
Old
U.S
Mann
Siding ‘ Road
James McNamara
Clare County
McNamara
Clare Countty
Dover
Historical Society
Impor
David Young
Michigan
Mid-Michigan Community College
Malcolm Whitford
Clare County Parks and Recreation Committee
Louis Gee
Farwell
Thomas Bradley
Clare
Board of Supervisors
McKinley Browne
Browne
Alex Strange
Harrison
Thief breaks into Sentinel Office on West Fourth
A break at the Sentinel office on W Fourth Street was discovered Tuesday morning. The thief took about $3.12 in cash and long with 5 dozen ink markers and 10 to 12 dozen pens. Police led by Chief Elly Tice investigated. no suspects identified and damage to metal west wall noted.
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Sentinel
Fanny Yeoman
Clare City Police
W. 4Th
Clare City
Elly Tice
Noble Davis
Coleman education talks resume after failed ratification
Negotiations between the Coleman Board of Education and the Coleman Education Association restart this week as first sessions since the October 28 failed ratification of a master contract. CEA president Tom Saylor says objections to the board’s two year offer persist. Norval Boyee notes no board action since the refusal while awaiting CEA word. A December 10 hearing in Midland Circuit Court will decide whether to make the injunction against the teachers permanent after a seven day work stoppage last September. The dispute centers on a one year master contract and repayment of alleged revenue losses, with teachers unhappy despite removing deadlines for individual contract returns.
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Coleman Board of Education
Coleman Education Association
Tom Saylor
CEA
Coleman
Norval Boyee
Midland Circuit Court
Board of Education
Saylor
Clare School Board Meets For Routine Business
A special Clare Board of Education meeting was held at the high school Monday night to discuss items not on the prior agenda. The session covered several old business matters and related school district concerns.
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Clare Board of Education
Coleman Hosts MARC Meeting in Midland
Midland Area Reading Council members met for the November session with Margaret Muir of Lapeer delivering the featured talk on Skillful Teaching of Reading. She traced her career from Ewart to Michigan State University and noted her leadership roles in reading initiatives and the Michigan Reading Association. The meeting covered school property transfers, bids for three units, and potential athletic league changes as Clare County boards discuss a new K to 4 building project and bond plans.
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Coleman
Midland Area Reading Council
MARC
Margaret Muir
Lapeer
Miss Muir
Ewart
Michigan State University
Lapeer State Home For Children
Monterey
Mexico
Kentucky
Appalachia
Loomis
Agatha Wojciechowski
Bay City
Thomas Company
Highland Park
Grant Township
Dover
Clare County
Clare Board of Education
U.S. Ten
How Much Is A Clare Family Worth
The article estimates Clare County family net worth at about 15 900 per family, derived from Federal Reserve Board studies and local income data. It notes county wide average assets rise with earnings, with $6 000 to $8 000 net incomes tied to $13 000 to $18 000 assets and higher income groups reaching up to $63 900 in assets.
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Clare County
Federal Reserve Board
Erall
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Clare Cty Historical Society
Thief
Warren Keiser
Es Sentinel
In Coleman
Michigan Reading Association
Stauder, Barch, and Associates
Grosse Point’ Farms
Eos
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