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Making ‘Monster cookies’ in time for holiday season

by Kathy Hamman Miller This is my most requested recipe and it might surprise you that even though I have made these for more than 50 years, it does not…
Posted by Editor December 14, 2020
Yes It’s True: Covid burns Martin athletic teams again
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Yes It’s True: Covid burns Martin athletic teams again

The Martin High School athletic calendar on the district’s web site indicates an MHSAA semifinals football contest Tuesday at Adrian Lenawee Christian. Prospects for such a game appear to be…
Posted by Editor December 11, 2020
Army Bob: What sway over Biden for AOC and the left?
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Army Bob: What sway over Biden for AOC and the left?

by Robert M. Traxler If he becomes president, Joe Biden has a real problem: the far left, the Alexandria Ocasio Cortezes (AOCs) of the world are going to be able to…
Posted by Editor December 10, 2020
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Ranger Rick: Accept the risks and open businesses

Imagine being a young entrepreneur finally opening your dream, a leased building housing your cafe offering breakfast, lunch and specialty coffee offerings.  You open up in early 2019 and your…
Posted by Editor December 8, 2020
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Aunt Anne’s Corn Casserole joins Grandma’s recipes

by Kathy Hamman Miller Aunt Ann has brought this favorite recipe to all of the seasonal family functions over the years. However with this being the first year that she…
Posted by Editor December 7, 2020
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Ramblin’ Road: Coronavirus complicates California stay

by Phyllis McCrossin It’s Sunday morning and we’ve been settled into our new campsite for a week.  Up until yesterday, the rhythm of this campground was much like the Kal…
Posted by Editor December 6, 2020
One Small Voice: End of Trump is end of chaos
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One Small Voice: End of Trump is end of chaos

by Lynn Mandaville I find I don’t write much any more, at least not for this publication. I’ve had to think hard about why that is, and I find that…
Posted by Editor December 6, 2020
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Hopes continue for WHS reopening Thursday, Dec. 10

Posted Friday, Dec. 4: Instructional plan reviewed As our November 2020 Extended Continuity of Learning (ECOL) plan has been approved, this newsletter is designed to provide an update on our…
Posted by Editor December 5, 2020
Army Bob: Don’t overlook general health in Covid war
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Army Bob: Don’t overlook general health in Covid war

by Robert M. Traxler COVID-19 and exercise; ever listen to the health experts tell us to do what amounts to sit in our basements and binge watch Netflix? Is something…
Posted by Editor December 3, 2020
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Yes It’s True: After further review, I return to the Hut

“After further review, the ruling on the field is being reversed.” — A whole slew of collegiate and NFL football referees in recent years. Indeed, I have received further review…
Posted by Editor December 1, 2020

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