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Changes in the way the state handles foundation aid, as well as issues involving transportation, were highlighted at the school district's public hearing on its budget, which was held Monday.
ALPENA — Thinner Winner season concluded Friday at Bay Athletic Club. Community members on 25 teams lost 815 pounds and 933.25 inches in just five weeks, cu
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cnelson@thealpenanews.com News Photo by Crystal Nelson Jeff Kristola, owner of the Hideaway Tavern north of Alpena, sanitizes a bottle of ketchup on March 31 at the bar. ALPENA — Northeast Michiganders still deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, one year after the region’s first infection was reported by local health department officials. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s original stay-at-home orders last spring forced schools to move classes online, canceled community events, and caused businesses and restaurants to adapt and innovate to continue serving customers. Gyms like Bay ...
FINCASTLE â School employees go to work to educate children, not necessarily to save their lives. But theyâre trained for rescue situations, too. That training came into play at Troutville Elementary School on Jan. 25, when a pre-K student began to choke on a hot dog. The 5-year-old was unconscious for about three minutes, as at least three members of the school staff attempted the Heimlich maneuver, her principal said Thursday. It didnât work. Finally, with a finger-sweep maneuver in the childâs throat, Principal Steven Anderson dislodged it. âIt was one of the most ...