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Maleficent – A film with potential cultural significance and powerful acting.

May 30, 2014
Maleficent – A film with potential cultural significance and powerful acting.

C NOTES, movie review by George C. Wilson. Betrayed love is a very powerful motivational force.  For those who have loved and then have been abandoned and betrayed by the person they trusted a primal desire for retribution can arise.  And while most people have experienced or at least witnessed this all too human story it is hard to imagine…

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Is there lead in your tap water?

May 30, 2014
Is there lead in your tap water?

Good Neighbor Tips. A blog by Erin Doan State Farm Insurance Agency. Your drinking water may not be as safe as you think — especially if your home has lead plumbing. Corrosion in your home’s plumbing and water-supply system can allow lead to leach into your tap water, exposing your family to potential health risks every time they take a…

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DNR announces June/July workshops on new Waterways Program Grant requirement

May 29, 2014

The Department of Natural Resources’ Parks and Recreation Division recently announced a schedule of workshops to discuss the inclusion of a five-year plan as part of the DNR’s Waterways Program Grant application process.  This change will allow communities to incorporate local harbors into their budget process just like any other community asset., encouraging a more holistic approach to long-term community goals and recreational benefits to…

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Welcome to the world, Bentley!

May 29, 2014
Welcome to the world, Bentley!

Birth announcements are sponsored by ABC Kidz/Purple Monkey, 123 E. Ludington Ave. Check them out here on Facebook.  Welcome to the world! Bentley Ray Ziolkowski, the son of Rachel Ziolkowski, was born May 27, 2014 at Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital. If you have a birth announcement to make, you are welcome to email the announcement and a photograph to editor@MasonCountyPress.com

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Amber Twp. native takes command of Marine helicopter squadron

May 29, 2014
Amber Twp. native takes command of Marine helicopter squadron

By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief.  Amber Township native Lt. Col. Mike Harmon recently took command of the Heavy Marine Helicopter Squadron 302. Harmon has been in the Marines for 21 years and has served as a helicopter aviator since 1995. “Selection was a bit of a surprise,” Harmon said. “I have been considered for command several times in the past but…

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