28 Mar 2002
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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2002
Page
1
A late Saturday scare near Oaklawn Hospital leaves a writer fearing death from chest pain and stress. ER staff quickly assess, perform IV and EKG, and rule out heart attack. The author thanks Oaklawn’s team for professional care and calls the hospital a family cornerstone.
The Recreation Department moved from the Marshall Civic Center to 315 South Grand Street Marshall. A one year lease secures the new administrative offices, meeting room, and storage with Wil-Mac as owner. Public invited to visit. contact numbers and addresses remain unchanged.
A benefit concert at Crossroads Church and Ministries in Marshall raised 13704 dollars plus pledges for 2002 for Betty Tip and her twins John and Stella. The event drew 550 area residents and featured local groups including Marshall Singers and the Expressive Liturgical Dancers.
Louis Giannunzio of Marshall announces a challenge for the 63rd District seat now held by Jerry Vander Roest. A former Marshall Public Schools superintendent, he frames his bid as a moderate Democrat seeking balance between big business interests and individual welfare. He cites endorsements from Rep. Mark Schauer and Ed LaForge and calls for cross party compromise in Lansing.
The Marshall District Library Board plans to seek up to 5 mills in perpetuity to offset declining revenues. Director Renwick Garypie cites state cuts to penal fines and per capita support, plus rising costs since 1995. The district, serving Marshall and surrounding townships, previously reduced hours and books purchases.
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