18 Jul 2002
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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2002
Page
1
A compact column by Bob Doner reflecting on daily life and street scenes along Michigan Avenue. Observations capture pedestrians storefronts and evolving neighborhood character with a light, observational voice.
In a blunt speech, Mayor John F Miller defends the downtown Michigan Avenue project amid home tour preparations. Ann Adams praises public support for Marshall’s historic landmarks as residents navigate partial parking and ongoing construction. The piece notes the Calhoun County Fair and Marshall Review details the newspaper and editor contact information.
The VFW Post 4073 in Marshall honors city workers chosen by peers at the July 15 City Council meeting. Firefighter of the Year is Roger Williamston, with 17 years of city service. City Worker of the Year Jeff Crooks, 34 years. Medical Technician of the Year Brent Cornwell, who has won the award four times in 25 years. The honorees’ names go on a Town Hall plaque as the VFW lauds their dedication.
Marshall City Council approved street repaving on Prospect Madison to High Union Kalamazoo to Sycamore Union Mulberry to Linden and curb gutter work on Hanover Gordon streets plus Hamilton Michigan. They bought 800 tons of salt for 39.60 per ton and awarded stump removal at 7250. Annette Zuehlke and Randal Eshuis were appointed to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board with terms ending July 1 2005.
A sunny Saturday at Ketchum Park hosted the Annual Fine Arts Fair drawing thousands of visitors. Amara Place, age 27 months, wandered with Nicole and Troy as they explored booths across media and styles, marking a joyful first fair experience for the family.
Ketchum Park residents face severe parking shortages during the weekend art fair with cars lining streets and on lawns. Charles Sayers urges organizers to arrange better options such as neighbor parking or shuttle service while noting noise from nearby events and single family zoning concerns. Continued on Page 2.
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