Laker teacher settles into new role
Paige Withey, paige.withey@hearstnp.com
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Amy Smithers, art and technology teacher at Laker Schools, and her husband Darrin Smithers knew they wanted to rase their family in the community they both grew up in. Their daughter Alexa is now a sophomore at Lakers and their son Blake is a Laker senior this year. (Courtesy Photo)
During one of the most difficult years for educators of the decade, every teacher across the country finds themselves in a position to go above and beyond for their students and their school districts. Laker Schools is no different. With a network of excellent teachers and administration, Laker has maintained its priority of student safety and continued education throughout the year.
This has gone TOO FAR - D2 School suspends top athletes for.. Practicing????
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So I ve heard through the grapevine, that multiple top performing distance runners at Saginaw Valley State University (yeah Jason Hartmann s old stomping grounds) have been suspend for running on marked off treadmills in the rec center and apparently talking back to a rec center employee.
For back story: the university has apparently banned running outside on any day below 0. But they also have only 4 treadmills open in the whole rec center. So this has obviously created a dilemma for athletes. A few decided to run on some treadmills that were next to each other (
Owen-Gage schools announce students of the month
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The focus for Owen-Gage’s students of the month for February is being an “effective communicator.” A student who is an effective communicator speaks, reads, writes, and listens effectively. He/she also uses numbers effectively and uses effective non-verbal language. The following students have been chosen: Nolen Gruehn, fifth grade (elementary level), son of Nathan and Kamryn Gruehn; Lily Willerton, eighth grade (junior high level), daughter of Loretta Willerton and John Willerton: Dana Morrish, eleventh grade (high school level), daughter of Janet Abfalter and Mark Morrish; and Libby Ondrajka, twelfth grade (senior student), daughter of Fred and Sarah Ondrajka.
Saginaw’s Covenant HealthCare, HealthSource name new CEOs
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Posted Feb 17, 2021
Beth Charlton, left, is Covenant HealthCare s new president/CEO effective July 1, 2021, and Michelle Trevillian, right, is HealthSource Saginaw s new president/CEO effective Feb. 21, 2021.Courtesy | Covenant HealthCare and HealthSource Saginaw
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SAGINAW, MI Saginaw County’s Covenant HealthCare and HealthSource Saginaw have each recently named new CEOs.
After 38 years, Covenant HealthCare president/CEO Ed Bruff is retiring on June 30, the Covenant HealthCare Board of Directors recently announced. Beth Charlton will officially transition into the role beginning on July 1.
“Covenant has been truly blessed by Ed’s leadership. He has overseen such a well-run and efficient organization that has benefitted all its stakeholders the employees, patients, healthcare partners, medical providers and the community,” Gene Pickelman, chairman of the Covenant Board of