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April 23rd, 2008
by Green

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It’s a bonus week for print edition readers. Nothing new for PDF viewers, but we have premium newsprint on the color pages this week for some reason so the images are sharper and more colorful. You can see the insulation falling in the front photo of the demolition in Fayette.

In other news:

  • Goodwill industries in Adrian will make its second donation drive in Morenci May 3. Trucks will be parked next to city hall to collect clothing, furniture, etc., and to take used computer equipment for recyling and safe disposal.
  • The new sign at Morenci’s Riverside Natural Area will be dedicated at 1 p.m. Thursday.
  • Morenci school has its third bomb threat in less than two months. Plus, a second young teen gets shipped off the Maurice Spears Campus.
  • Where will it end? A sixth candidate is after the Lenawee County Sheriff job. The latest addition is Lt. Cletus Smith.
  • Waldron council is buying a wind-powered aerator for the park pond.
  • Rich Foley discusses “green” products and David Green prints his speech from the Morenci Education Foundation ceremony. The editorial discusses Joseph Romm’s proposal to rename Earth Day.
  • Fayette council schedules spring cleanup on May 17.
  • Gorham Fayette teachers and school board reach a friendly contract agreement.
  • Samantha Jankowski, formerly of Perrysburg, wins the top honor at the Morenci school art show.
  • Jim Bauer’s science class at Morenci Middle School has a wedding, sort of, to demonstrate genetics.

    • As I say every week, there’s a lot more than this. Go get a paper.

    filed under Local on Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008.
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