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Generous Hands honors memory of Chip Cree, Jr.

Schoolcraft · Schoolcraft

Generous Hands honors memory of Chip Cree, Jr.

Jamie Cree sits on the bench dedicated to her husband, Chip Cree, Jr. At right, The other Cree family members gathered on the memorial bench. By Chris Kosiba There is a shiny new bench in front of the Generous Hands building on Spruce St. It’s inscribed “Quick with a smile and a helping hand!” and honors of Roger “Chip” Cree, Jr., a valued community member who passed away last June. Jamie Cree, Chip’s wife of 40 years and a volunteer at Generous…Read Article

Mon Schools retirees honored - Dominion Post

United States · United States

Mon Schools retirees honored - Dominion Post

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MORGANTOWN — Technically, Mike Kelly had nearly 800 years of names to read during Tuesday night’s meeting of the Monongalia County Board of Education – but he […] The post Mon Schools retirees honored appeared first on Dominion Post.See the Story

Bulldog soccer loses close one to Plainwell

Soccer · Schoolcraft

Bulldog soccer loses close one to Plainwell

Hailey Zagar in the foreground and Elleanor Lincoln in the background. By Travis Smola The Vicksburg varsity girls’ soccer team has had a good season, putting up a 10-6-2 record. Unfortunately, one of their recent matchups against Plainwell ended in a 2-1 loss. The Bulldogs and Trojans were evenly matched in the contest, which was played on an exceptionally warm evening, adding to the challenge. Much of the game was a defensive struggle, as both…Read Article

Schoolcraft soccer wins some and loses some

Goalie Makenna Thompson. Photo by Stephanie Blentlinger. By Mark Blentlinger Kalamazoo Christian Comets came to visit the Eagles for a conference match on May 6, 2025. After 40 minutes of play in the first half, the visiting Comets had a 3-1 lead. At the 35-minute mark in the second half, K-Christian’s corner kick was headed right towards the net, but with arms stretched out the Eagles goalkeeper Makenna Thompson kept the Comets from adding to t…Soccer · Schoolcraft Read Article

Prep Roundup: Central Girls Tennis Advances to Class 2 State Finals

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Central’s girls tennis team is making a habit out of trips to the state finals.Tennis See the Story

‘Third place’ for the win

Jake and Vicki help make Rise N Dine a Third Place for their customers. By Leeanne Seaver If you regularly meet friends for breakfast at the Rise-n-Dine; join a cycling group at the Sunset Lake trail for a ride; or just grab your favorite barstool at the Hideaway for happy hour, you’re already familiar with the benefits of a “third place.” Even if you never knew it had a name, the third place is where everybody knows your name, (props to the old…Schoolcraft · Schoolcraft Read Article

Next Level Sports is expanding

Pickleballers getting an early start on the recently added courts. By Alex Lee Next Level Sports Center in Schoolcraft, originally the Dome Sports Center, looks to the casual observer to be what it always has been, a bastion for good-weather sports in a not always good-weather state. But drive up and things look different. The entrance has changed, the outdoor driving range has moved, and the air-inflated building seems to take up more of the 32…Schoolcraft · Schoolcraft Read Article

Bulldog baseball has rough start to season

Korbin Dugan, catcher. By Travis Smola Vicksburg’s varsity baseball team has had a rough time early in the season. That fact was further punctuated by two recent losses in a doubleheader against rival Three Rivers. The Bulldogs lost the first game 5-1 and struggled both offensively and defensively in the second. Three Rivers took the lead at the bottom of the second and never relinquished it despite the Wildcats giving some opportunities. Three …Baseball · Schoolcraft Read Article

Society in Bridlington holding financial fraud awareness event

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Colleagues from the Yorkshire Building Society branch in Bridlington, along with officers from the Neighbourhood Policing team, are holding an event to help people learn more about financial fraud and scams, how they can protect themselves, and what to do if they are misled by scammers.Bridlington · Bridlington See the Story

Brady seeking fire station site

By Phyllis Rose Having approved a 2026 withdrawal from the South Kalamazoo County Fire Authority (SKCFA) in March, the Brady Township Board in April heard a report from Supervisor Randy Smith about his research into finding a site for a satellite fire station within the Township. At the March meeting, Smith explained that the Township has $400,000 in savings from COVID funds which had been spent in areas that normally would have come from townsh…Schoolcraft · Schoolcraft Read Article

Vicksburg OKs Eagle scout project

By Jef Rietsma An Eagle Scout project overseen by a Vicksburg High School sophomore has the potential to benefit the local bat population. Grayson Campbell addressed Vicksburg Village Council members during their April 21 meeting. Campbell was given approval to install a series of bat houses along the village’s walking trail and in an adjacent area that includes the disc golf course. He said the houses would attract, specifically, little brown b…Schoolcraft · Schoolcraft Read Article

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