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Recent headlines involving Pope Francis and the Traditional Latin Mass remind me of a case I’ve been following for quite some time: the unsolved murde...

July 9: Events in Mecosta, Osceola counties FacebookTwitterEmail EDITOR’S NOTE: Please check with your club or organization to be certain of meetings, outings and classes, as they may be canceled because of bad weather or other reason. If any listing is inaccurate or to submit an event, contact Julie Norwood at 231-592-8358 or julie.norwood@ pioneergroup.com. • Basket Weaving — Waste Basket: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, July 10, at Artworks, 106 N. Michigan Ave., Big Rapids. Fits a standard ...

Article content It’s easy for Cort Dogniez to draw on his roots, considering they run so deep.  For all of his accomplishments after years of working in education, Dogniez sees his success as shared with those who came before him. His family, especially his grandmother, is always with him. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Bridges: Cort Dogniez shifts curriculum and perspective  Back to video “My grandma grounded me. I was so fort...

Families attending St. Michael School and other Holy Family schools were advised on Thursday that wearing masks outdoors is no longer mandatory, but it is encouraged for use by students. Some of . . .

Families attending St. Michael School and other Holy Family schools were advised on Thursday that wearing masks outdoors is no longer mandatory, but it is encouraged for use by students. Some of . . .

The Healing Garden represents the students’ commitment to reconciliation and healing through educating others about the Medicine Wheel. Student Nia Cleasby applied for various grants on behalf of the class, and received two grants, one from Eco-Friendly Sask ($500) and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation ($500). The grant money was used to purchase plants, cedar chips, a bench, two planters, and materials for a sign. The Healing Garden will continue to evolve and will be an outdoor clas...

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Fort Frances, ON, Canada / 93.1 The Border May 27, 2021 | 7:26 AM The fight to keep a proposed housing project off a former school playground appears headed to a provincial tribunal. Fort Frances council last month approved a rezoning of the former St. Michael School site to help pave the way for the Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board project. It includes a plan to build as many as five eight-plexes on what was the school playground. Residents sent letters and filed a pos...

DURING 1939-40 Try refreshing your browser. Pincher Creek’s town council during the great depression Back to video Throughout the late 1930s and early 1940s, Pincher Creek’s Town Council faced a variety of tough issues. The slow economy faced during the Great Depression had been accompanied by a high jobless rate and depressed business transactions. New consumer restrictions i.e. rationing were coming into force as the tragic events of the Second World War became a reality. Although...

On March 3, 1998, 67-year-old Rev. Alfred Kunz recorded several episodes of a faith-based radio show called Our Catholic Family in Monroe, Wisconsin, along with his close friend Father Charles Fiore. When the recording had wrapped, Fiore drove Kunz back to his modest abode at the at St. Michael School in the Roman Catholic church in the quiet rural town of Dane, Wisconsin, and although the priest was described as being in low spirits, there was no particular reason to be concerned, with Fiore...