Grand Old Lady Saved by Marshall Civic Center Trust
The Marshall Civic Center Trust MCCT bought the 81 year old landmark after a narrow November 2000 defeat by Oaklawn Hospital. The group faces about 750000 in repairs plus 250000 for initial code upgrades, with fundraising to begin soon. Local officials and volunteers celebrated the sale and thanked supporters, pledging to keep the center a central Marshall landmark.
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Marshall Civic Center
Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church
Civic Theatre Group
Rotary
Exchange Club
Recreation Department
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McClain
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John F. Miller
Maurice Evans
Gail Budrow-Bradstreet
Paul Beardslee
Kathy Tarr
Ann Adams
Teri Trudeau
Save the Civic Center
Janice Darling
Marshall Civic Players
Marshall Fiends of the Arts
Marshall Historical Society
National Historic Landmark District
Judy Peters
Pilus
Sally Bungarelli
Christi Barrett
Marshall State Police Post Move Put On Hold
Dennis Randolph says Governor Enriger has paused the plan to relocate the Marshall State Police Post from Battle Creek to near Old 27 and I-94. Budget constraints limit funding, with Randolph exploring Washington funding or a county built leased facility as an alternative. He remains optimistic despite the cost setback.
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Dennis Randolph
Calhoun County Community Development
John Engier
Battle Creek
Marshall
Randolph
Washington
Old 27
I-94
Calhoun County
Marshall Review Deadlines And Street Delivery
The Marshall Review arrives on Thursday streets and is mailed from the Post Office early Thursday. The deadline for news items sports articles birthdays anniversaries and thank yous is noon Tuesday. Anything later may not appear though efforts will be made.
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Marshall Review
Marshall
Five Year Old Bowling Prodigy At Marshall Lanes
Mitch Konkie, age five, bowls at Marshall Lanes, claiming a high score around 106 or 107 after three years of practice. He enjoys bowling with gutter guards keeping pins in play and hopes to join Marshall High School's bowling team in the future.
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Mitch Konkie
Marshall Lanes
Mitch
Marshall High School
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Marshall State