Vet Stirling’s Clare practice spans decades of service
Dr. Neil B. Stirling, DVM, has practiced in Clare since 1946 after initially studying pharmacy. He emphasizes preventive care for cattle and small animals, treats equine cases, and notes low heartworm cases in the area. He sits on veterinary boards and involved in local community groups, with his son Charles now practicing in Allen Park Michigan.
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Gas Shortage May Limit Clare School Transport
Clare officials warn gasoline rationing could curb school transport. Superintendent Richard Snyder told the Board of Education that Ameri can Oil could cut the current allotment by a third and raise prices further. Potential steps include canceling spectator trips, limiting field trips, reducing or eliminating school bus routes, and using employee vehicles where possible.
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Grant Township Opposes Washington Road Closure Over Airport Expansion
Grant Township Supervisor Paul Nass says the proposed Clare City Airport expansion, which would close part of Washington Road, would hurt residents east of town. The Grant Township Board passed a Sept 14 resolution opposing the road closure, citing 75 percent of the cost share and the impact on local access. Nass questions timing and says the township will protect its residents. Clare Mayor William Ulrich calls the resolution premature and notes the master plan is not yet final.
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Clare Fire Department Hosts National Fire Prevention Week Open House
Clare Volunteer Fire Department invites residents to an open house October 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the fire hall with a fire prevention film, Smokey the Bear visit, hot drinks, and kid truck rides earlier in the week. Fire safety displays and photos from local scrapes will be shown at Clare Hardware window as part of the week long events.
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