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WSCC professor authors book.

October 5, 2016

VICTORY TOWNSHIP — West Shore Community College announces the publication of a new book, “The Driftwood Shrine,” by Professor of Humanities John Wolff. To celebrate the publication, Wolff will read from his book at 2:30 p.m. Wed., October 12, in the college’s Administrative and Conference Building Café. “The Driftwood Shrine: Discovering Zen in American Poetry” is published by Sumeru Press,…

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Driver injured in Scottville crash.

October 4, 2016
Driver injured in Scottville crash.

Driver injured in Scottville crash.#MasonCountyNews #Scottville SCOTTVILLE — A 50-year-old Scottville woman was injured after the vehicle she was driving was struck by another vehicle at the intersection of State Street (US 10) and Reinberg Avenue Tuesday afternoon.  Around 4:45 p.m. a Chevrolet pickup, driven by a 41-year-old Scottville woman was southbound on Reinberg Avenue when the driver apparently failed…

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Squires named as a Fellow of Palmer Academy of Chiropractic.

October 4, 2016

Squires named as a Fellow of Palmer Academy of Chiropractic.  #MasonCountyBusiness Dr. Lewis Squires was recently named a Fellow in the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic. The individuals inducted are leaders in the profession and their communities, as well as supporters of Palmer College. Squires graduated from Palmer in 1974 and has been in practice in Scottville since 1978. Known for…

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Sherman and Meade townships refuse to pay fire authority wages.

October 3, 2016

Sherman and Meade townships refuse to pay fire authority wages. #MasonCountyNews #FireDepartments By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. FOUNTAIN — The Sherman Township and Meade Township boards of trustees recently have chosen to no longer reimburse the Mason County Rural Fire Authority for firefighter wages, a practice that has been followed for the past 20 years by the 16 municipalities that make…

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Jury watches detective’s interview with Baby Kate’s father.

October 3, 2016

Jury watches detective’s interview with Baby Kate’s father. #BabyKate LUDINGTON — The 14-person jury — seven women and seven men — watched a 75-minute video interview Monday afternoon conducted by the Mason County Sheriff’s Office and Sean Michael Phillips in 2011. Phillips is on trial in 51st Circuit Court for the murder of his then-4-month-old daughter, Katherine “Baby Kate” Phillips.…

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