My Window on Michigan Ave by Bob Doner
A compact column by Bob Doner reflects on daily life along Michigan Avenue. Vivid brief scenes capture the pace, storefronts, and passerby rhythms in a city neighborhood.
11 Apr 2002
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2002
Page
1
A compact column by Bob Doner reflects on daily life along Michigan Avenue. Vivid brief scenes capture the pace, storefronts, and passerby rhythms in a city neighborhood.
Marshall's United Methodist Community marks the April 14 celebration with a 2:00 PM kickoff and open house from 2:30 to 4:30 at Old 27 site. The event features tours, music, videos, and activities as a new multi purpose space and updated facilities are showcased after a 15 year planning and four year build process.
Eaton Corporation Charitable Fund donated 30000 to the Marshall Civic Center Trust for operating the city building as a community center and home to the Marshall Civic Players. The MCCT received a 15000 check with a second due in 2003 as Eaton officials presented the gift to Dennis McClain and Tom Franke amid staff and supporters on the steps.
Neidlinger announces run for Marshall School Board at the June 10 annual election after eight years of service elected in 1994 and reelected in 1998. She cites building and site, finance, and personnel committees, budget pressures, new $19 million building project, and commitment to small classes and fiscal responsibility. Neidlinger and husband Tom reside in Marshall 24 years. active in St Marys Church, historical society, hospital auxiliary, and school volunteer councils. four children include two current Marshall students.
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