Month: September 2016

Wildcats battle Hamilton to 3-3 draw in boys’ soccer

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The Wayland boys' varsity soccer team played Hamilton to a 3-3 draw in a nonleague match Thursday evening. Coach Ben Sleeman commented, "The game was back and forth for the majority and saw both teams have plenty of chances, and despite fighting hard, it ended in a 3-3 draw. Chuck...
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Army Bob: It is Mrs. Clinton who represents rich and powerful

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Do we actually want to get the money out of politics? A figure batted around is that Secretary Hillary Clinton will spend directly and indirectly in excess of two billion dollars on her campaign. Mr. Trump a whole lot less; Mrs. Clinton has a campaign staff ten times the size...
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Clippers’ defense sparks merry 42-6 romp over Bangor

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by Jon M. Gambee, Martin Bureau Chief Martin evened its season record at 1-1 overall with a convincing 42-6 victory over visiting Bangor Thursday. It was the defense that led the way, as the Clippers limited the Vikings to only 137 total yards. The Clipper defense scored the first points...
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Wheels come off late for Vikings in bizarre loss to Manistee

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The wheels came off for Hopkins Thursday night in almost every way possible during the fourth quarter of a 36-30 loss to Manistee. Just about everything that could possibly go wrong for the Vikings in the last 12 minutes, did. Hopkins scored its fourth touchdown of the evening on the...
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Services set for Wayland VFW charter member Dick Hines, 93

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Richard “Dick” Max Hines, age 93 of Wayland, died of natural causes Wednesday, Aug. 31. Dick served in the U.S. Army during World War II and earned a Battlefield Commission. Since its formation in 1948, he was a charter member of the Wayland VFW Post 7581 and a four-time past...
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Basura: A city slicker’s 1st ride, on a horse named ‘Threeway’

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“The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man.” Ronald Reagan   I’ve been a city guy all my life, but on occasion, I have had the opportunity to ride a horse. As a kid, I always loved westerns, especially Hopalong Cassidy and The Lone Ranger....
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