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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2002
Page
2
A local column lists figures on recall petitions for Craig Carrel and past school elections in Marshall. It notes 1 501 valid signatures, 1 828 votes for Carrel, and 2 684 voters in Marshall's 2001 election, with turnout context and student opinions on name changes and RedHawks support.
Letter urges voters to renew the current 18 mill non homestead property tax in Marshall Michigan at the June 10 school election. The piece notes 1994 Proposal A changes and that the millage funds about 2.5 million for instructional programs and services, with no homeowner tax burden increase promised. It emphasizes long district reliance and calls for informed, careful voting.
The article notes public input on retiring a school nickname with 17 in favor and 17 against during a public hearing and community messages. It quotes Robert Curne as superintendent candidate urging ongoing public engagement ahead of the June 10 election.
In a letter to the editor Mrs Darlene Neidlinger and other Marshall Board of Education members are lauded for their selfless dedication to improving public schools and fostering informed dialogue. The writer thanks them for their hours of service toward building a forward looking, wholesome school system for today’s youth and the total school community.
Dennis and Jean McClain urge Marshall residents to reelect Dariene Neidlinger, praising her intelligence integrity and professionalism in handling school issues. The letter emphasizes quality of life tied to education and urges voters to study issues and vote in the annual school election in the community’s best interests.
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