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Saline, Milan and Chelsea Schools Receive $115,000 to Support New Educators
New teachers have plenty to learn beyond what happens in the classroom, and three local school districts are getting some extra help making sure they don’t have to figure it all out alone. Saline Area Schools, Milan Area Schools and Chelsea School District will receive a combined $115,222 in...
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Former WHMI Sports Director, Local Broadcaster Passes Away
WHMI’s former Sports Director and longtime local broadcaster has passed away. 68-year-old Tim Robinson passed away on Sunday, November 8th at his home, following a history of medical issues. Robinson was beloved throughout the community, and the local sports scene. In some of his later years with WHMI, in...
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From the Family Farm to the Air Force: Mark Amsdill’s Story of Service
Editor’s note: In recognition of Veterans Day, The Sun Times News is sharing the stories of local veterans, highlighting their military service and the experiences that shaped their lives. Mark Amsdill still has his Air Force uniform. Once a year, he puts it on and visits the cemetery where...
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Angel Whispers Healing Center In Dexter - "A Hug For Your Soul"
A local non-profit is focused on heart and healing – offering a “hug for your soul”. Co-Founders Danielle Groth and Vicky Lovell are the heart behind “Angel Whispers” - a Dexter-based non-profit that “brings healing to people so they can experience peace”. There are ten different types of healers who do just that. And the secret ingredient behind all of the healing? Love.
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Cat House Lounge will reopen under new management in Howell
The Cat House Lounge is getting another chance in downtown Howell, after closing at the end of Melon Fest in August. The business will reopen under the same ownership, but new management, at 4 p.m. Nov. 18. According to a release, the cocktail bar will have an updated drink menu and small plate offerings, in addition to staff members with "deep roots" in Livingston County. In September, owner Clark Gill said the business was closing because sales "never really saw the volume" necessary to be sustainable. Gill also owns the nearby Aberrant Ales at 219 W. Grand River Ave. “We closed in the late summer to refocus the concept,” Gill wrote in the release. “While we saw success in some areas, we saw several areas of improvement that needed to change in order to deliver the quality product and service we strive for." Julia Blair will serve as the businesses' bartender and mixologist. She'll be joined by a team of bartenders who specialize in craft cocktail curation and have local connections. “I was a fan of The Cathouse Lounge," Blair wrote in the release. "After (it closed), I saw an opportunity. I had a vision for the space and the