Thursday Nov 19 | Jackson Citizen Patriot
Grass Lake Pharmacy will close in early December
For more than 60 years, Grass Lake Pharmacy has provided more than just prescriptions.
Resale shop helps other nonprofits in Manchester area
Everyone loves finding a treasure at a bargain price in a thrift shop. But the thrill of a successful hunt at Worth Repeating in downtown Manchester extends to the numerous civic and charitable groups that share in the profits.
Fighting bullying: Mix It Up Day helps Manchester students build social skills
Cori Kastle, a sixth-grade social studies teacher at Manchester Middle School, talks with students about bullying during Mix It Up Day on Tuesday at the school.
Crab races allow foundation to help supply cameras to third-graders
One of Joanna Van Raden's best teaching tools came courtesy of a bunch of crabs.
Walk the rural roads of Manchester, Michigan with the Washtenaw Wanderers
OCTOBER 2009 NATIONAL VOLKSSPORT MONTH PATCH Earn a beautiful 2009 National Volkssport Month Patch at a Regular/Traditional Event hosted by an AVA Club during the month of October.
Enjoy a taste of autumn at Alber Orchard & Cider Mill near Manchester
Siblings Aidan, 7, Andrew, 9, and Isabella Arbaugh, 4, dig into their caramel apples Saturday while on an outing with their parents at Alber Orchard & Cider Mill.
Local woman being called - Robin Hood banker'
Submitted by Tecumseh Herald on Thu, 10/08/2009 - 3:13pm. Reports are circulating worldwide of a prison sentence handed down Tuesday, Oct.
US: 'Robin Hood' banker gets one year in jail
A US bank manager who insisted she gave the 340,000 US dollars she stole over eight years to needy customers was sentenced to a year and a day in prison by a judge who declared that her "Robin Hood days are long over". Patricia Keezer, 53, said the embezzling began in 2000, when she would give needy people 2,000 dollars at a time for car repairs, ...
Ernest E. Ringo, 70, Clarksville, passed away Monday, Oct. 5, 2009, at Clark Memorial Hospital, Jeffersonville.
Ingham County prosecutor declines to charge trash hauler owned by Jackson County Commissioner
A corporation owned in part by Jackson County Commissioner Philip Duckham will not immediately face charges after one of its drivers violated an ordinance by dumping county trash in Hillsdale.
Michigan History Foundation Honors Manchester, Redford and Saugatuck...
Sept. 29, 2009 The Michigan History Foundation today announced the recipients of the 2009 Odyssey Award, honoring educators who excel at finding creative, engaging ways to educate students about Michigan history.
Pat Vailliencourt opened the Coffee Mill Caf in downtown Manchester five years ago with her belief that the small town was ready for a traditional coffee shop.
Junkyard opens in Parma Township after year of opposition
After a year of opposition from area residents, A-Deal Auto Parts is now open for business in Parma Township.
Founding member of railroad society fears takeover
I read with interest the article a oeGroup seeks to change SMRS boarda recently in the Herald.
Oktoberfest is a fall tradition in Manchester
Manchester will officially welcome autumn Saturday with a day of food, fun and family entertainment.
Kids Area returning to Oktoberfest
Visitors to this year's Manchester Oktoberfest will once again have plenty of options for entertainment for their children.
Schauer needs to listen to people he represents
The good people in Michigan's Congressional District 7 represented by Rep. Mark Schauer will soon find out just how well they are being represented by the congressman.
Couples celebrate marriage through outdoor picnic,
Twenty-four local couples attended the Golden Years Picnic in the Park potluck held at Carr Park Aug.
Parents voice concerns over underage drinking
The Washtenaw Alcohol Reduction Project met for the second time Aug. 11 to brainstorm ideas to decrease underage drinking in Manchester.
State budget could cut M-52 realignment
The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to cut 137 roadwork projects off the books over the next five years because of declining revenues to pay for construction.