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High school soccer regional semifinals: DeWitt, Laingsburg and Williamston advance
SWARTZ CREEK, Mich. (WLNS) – The high school boys soccer playoffs are down to the final eight teams per division after Tuesday’s regional semifinal action. Three area schools are still alive, as DeWitt, Williamston and Laingsburg all advanced. Here are all the scores from area teams during Tuesday’s regional semifinal round: Div 2: DeWitt 3, […]
Lansing State Journal
Appeals panel reinstates lawsuit stemming from Holt school bus crash
LANSING — An appeals panel has reinstated a lawsuit contending a Holt Public Schools bus driver was negligent in a crash that seriously injured a 7-year-old boy in 2023. In an Oct. 23 ruling, the state Court of Appeals reversed an Ingham County Circuit Court ruling dismissing the case. The crash happened in October 2023 at the intersection of Harding Avenue and Schippell Street, police said at the time. School officials said the crash involved the Elliott Elementary School Route No. 5 bus. The boy was riding a bike westbound on the sidewalk along Harding when he went into the road and crashed into the side of the bus as the driver was turning south onto Schippell from westbound Harding, officials said. The boy was run over by the rear tires of the bus and suffered serious injuries, they said. The substitute bus driver had dropped off the boy at his assigned stop, and he followed the bus along its route on his bicycle, the three-judge appeals panel said in its ruling. "At one point when the bus was stopped, (the boy) got off his bicycle and approached the driver's side of the bus," the judges said. "He jumped up
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Athletes From Around The World Come to Chelsea
Coming to a new country with many new and unfamiliar things can make you feel very overwhelmed and alone, but for some international students joining a team makes them feel right at home, the team becomes a family. “They not only help you in cheerleading, but they also make sure...
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The Detroit News
The Detroit News
High school football: Breaking down the top games in Round 1
Coach Andrew Micovich says Milford can celebrate all its accolades at the football banquet in a few weeks. Right now, the team is focused on making a deep playoff run. And thanks to the buy-in Micovich has gotten from his players since workouts started last November, Milford will have plenty to celebrate. That includes winning its first league championship in 20 years last week. Northern Michigan commit Hudson Smith threw a game-winning 14-yard touchdown pass to Dawson Thomas to help Milford (8-1) upset Walled Lake Western, 31-28, and win the Lakes Valley Conference title. It shared the championship with South Lyon. Milford’s last league title came in 2006, when it shared the Kensington Valley Conference championship with South Lyon. But the accolades don’t stop there. Milford is 24 points away from tying the program record for most points in a season with 379, set during a 9-3 campaign in 2005. It has also qualified for the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years, another program mark. The victory over Western also marked Micovich’s 30th win since he was promoted to head coach in 2022. More: Subscribe to our high school football newsletter The motivation for this team started after
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The blind spot in young Americans' new affection for socialism
What do University of Michigan students associate with socialism?. How do public programs differ from socialism according to the article?. Why might young voters support socialist policies per the article?. The following is an editorial by Armstrong Williams. A recent poll found that 48% of Americans ages 18 to 34...
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October school board meeting: bidding on HS renovations to go ahead, transportation director to take on facilities and grounds
The monthly school board meeting for Manchester Community Schools was called to order at 6pm on Monday, October 19. One board member was absent. The meeting began with the approval of the agenda. A request was made to make an addition to the agenda. The approval of the addition to the agenda, and the agenda, were both approved unanimously.
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Update on Bond Work in Chelsea Schools
From the athletic fields to the learning spaces for young fives, bond work is being done right now in various locations around the Chelsea School District (CSD). An update on this work was given at the last school board meeting in the report given by Ross Potgiesser, CSD Director of Operations.
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Flexible and Supportive Learning Happening in Dexter’s Alternative Educational Programs
The alternative educational programs in Dexter Community Schools are uniquely important to every student needing them. Although a small number students use the programs, the importance of them are huge. Getting an insight into what they are and how they are helping students, a presentation was given on the Dexter...
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High school football playoff brackets revealed
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – The MHSAA football playoff brackets were revealed on Sunday evening, with 27 area teams qualifying. Here’s a look at all the area first matchups: Div. 1: Rockford at Grand Ledge – 7 p.m. on Friday Grandville at Howell – Date/Time TBA Div. 2: East Lansing at Caledonia – 7 p.m. on […]
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Everett High’s Amy Boyles named state’s Principal of the Year
Everett High School Principal Amy Boyles has been named Michigan’s 2027 High School Principal of the Year, recognizing her leadership and commitment to student success. The Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals surprised Boyles during a schoolwide celebration last week with students, staff, Superintendent Jessica Benavides and elected leaders from across Lansing.
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Manchester youth football wraps up undefeated season at the Big House
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Manchester’s fifth-and-sixth-grade football team capped off an incredible undefeated season with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play against Napoleon at Michigan Stadium, better known as the Big House. Although no official score was kept during the...
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Brighton Voters Deciding "Zero Tax Increase," Scaled-Down School Bond Proposal
Brighton Area Schools is asking voters to consider a $90.275 million bond proposal on the November 3, 2026, ballot to address safety and security needs, maintain aging facilities, and improve learning spaces across the district. The proposed projects include districtwide safety systems, secure school entrances, traffic improvements, classroom renovations, updated...