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Recent births, reported March 26, 2018

March 26, 2018

Recent births, reported March 26, 2018 #MasonCountyBirths Births took place at Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital, unless indicated otherwise.  Ethyn David-Ray Routh, the son of Brandee Hathaway and Gavin Routh of Scottville, was born March 22, 2018. Evalina Bonita Jean Avalos, the daughter of Lilana Avalos and David Lefler Jr. of Ludington, was born March 24, 2018. Shelby Gem Factory, 1330 Industrial Drive, Shelby; 231-861-2165; www.shelbygemfactory.com;…

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Recent deaths, posted March 26, 2018. 

March 26, 2018

Recent deaths, posted March 26, 2018.  #MasonCountyDeaths The following recent deaths have been reported to MCP: Samuel James Bell, 55, of Irons died on Thursday, March 22, 2018 in Grand Rapids.  Arrangements by Wyman Funeral & Cremation Services – Stephens Funeral Home, Scottville. Minta K. Peebles, 88, of Ludington died on Monday, March 19, 2018. Joan L. Engfer, 82, of Ludington died…

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WSCC scholarship application deadline is March 30.

March 26, 2018

WSCC scholarship application deadline is March 30. VICTORY TOWNSHIP — West Shore Community College’s Financial Aid Office is accepting scholarship applications from students who plan to attend during the 2018-19 academic year. The deadline to apply for scholarships is March 30. The College, the WSCC Foundation, community groups and private donors offer numerous scholarships to fit nearly all student academic…

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Arts center to host pottery, oil painting sessions for children.

March 23, 2018

Arts center to host pottery, oil painting sessions for children. LUDINGTON — The Ludington Area Center for the Arts (LACA), 107 S. Harrison St., and Ludington-based artist Mary Case will host a pair of pottery workshops for children. Kids Clay with Mary Case will be offered in two sessions during the month of April. Tuesday workshops, geared towards children ages 10 to 18…

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MIT students studying local workforce barriers.

March 23, 2018

MIT students studying local workforce barriers. LUDINGTON — Three students from the MIT Sloan School of Management are currently spending two weeks in Mason County to access barriers to workforce development and investigate the feasibility of expanding critical services, such as local childcare and transportation options. The students — Madeleine Sessions, Elizabeth McKean and Faisal Seraj — are being hosting…

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