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Most retirement advice sounds like it was written by someone who has never actually tried to retire, and then there’s Alma, Michigan, which quietly proves that comfortable retirement living is still possible without a financial advisor, a trust fund, or a minor miracle. If your Social Security check has...
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Football roundup: DeWitt adds to streak, Ithaca and P-W set up rematch
DEWITT 54, COOPERSVILLE 21 DEWITT — Griffin Braman ran for 129 yards and two touchdowns and threw for 63 yards and three touchdowns while helping the Panthers to a Division 3 district final win over Coopersville. Landon Kurncz added three catches for 47 yards and two touchdowns and Joseph Bobeda ran for 87 yards and a touchdown to help DeWitt win a third straight district title. The Panthers advance to face Mount Pleasant next week in a regional final in what is a rematch of last year's Division 3 state title game. PORTLAND 35, EDWARDSBURG 17 EDWARDSBURG — After the Eddies hit a field goal to take a 17-14 lead at halftime, Portland held them scoreless the rest of the way while capturing a Division 4 district title. Carson Simon threw for 93 yards and a touchdown and rushed for a score, while Carson Spenski had 19 carries for 93 yards and a score to help the Raiders (11-0) win a sixth straight district title. Alex Atwell and Brody Crowley added rushing touchdowns for Portland, which advances to face Grand Rapids South Christian in next week's regional. PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA 41, ELKTON PIGEON-BAY PORT LAKER 7 WESTPHALIA — Caleb Blyth, Alex Nurenberg
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High-voltage lines eyed for Wheatland festival site would cut campsites, alter landscape
REMUS — A proposal to install high-voltage power lines across the Wheatland Music Festival site outside Remus would clear-cut acres of oaks, white pines and maples, swallow up hundreds of campsites, eliminate a disc golf course and affect programming space. “The changes would be dramatic and very noticeable,” Wheatland...