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Use this time to slow down, reconnect with family.

March 17, 2020

Use this time to slow down, reconnect with family. By Chris Etchison, Scottville Elementary Principal, MCC Schools. There’s no doubt the COVID 19 pandemic has turned not only our nation, but the world upside down. As we wake up today, everything has been cancelled or closed, including schools and many businesses. As a nation, we’re being asked to stay home…

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Scottville Area Senior Center suspends in-home services.

March 17, 2020

Scottville Area Senior Center suspends in-home services. SCOTTVILLE — The Scottville Area Senior Center has temporarily suspended in-home services. “While none of our aides have given any indication of illness, we understand that many people are concerned about having visitors,” said director Bill Kerans. “To protect the health of our clients and staff we have decided it’s necessary to suspend…

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WSCC closes campus, with exceptions.

March 17, 2020

WSCC closes campus, with exceptions. VICTORY TOWNSHIP — West Shore Community College officials have closed all of the college’s buildings to the public, through March 30, with the exception of students who have an appointment or are completing an approved lab section. WSCC is reopening the campus on Wednesday, March 18 to students, by appointment only, who need to access…

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Municipal offices closing, reducing access.

March 16, 2020

Municipal offices closing, reducing access. Municipal offices in Mason County are either closing or reducing access to the public. Both the City of Ludington and the City of Scottville have announced that their city buildings are now closed to the public until further notice. Anyone needing city services in either city, or who had a previously scheduled appointment, should contact…

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Thompson will step down as Scottville attorney.

March 16, 2020

Thompson will step down as Scottville attorney. SCOTTVILLE — Tracy Thompson announced during the city commission meeting Monday, March 16, that he will not submit a proposal for city attorney services. Thompson’s firm, Thompson, Thompson & Glanville, has served as the city’s legal representative for 23 years. During Monday’s meeting, City Manager Courtney Magaluk, under the guidance of the city’s…

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