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Gladwin Rotary salutes GHS athletes

Gladwin Rotary salutes GHS athletes

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Gladwin Rotary salutes GHS athletes

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
GLADWINThe Gladwin Rotary Club hosted a banquet last week to honor one athlete from each of the varsity sports offered by Gladwin High School this past school year.The Rotary Sports Award was presented to recognize and honor students for, not only their athletic abilities, but for their outstanding...
STUDENTS LEARN LESSONS IN CONSERVATION

STUDENTS LEARN LESSONS IN CONSERVATION

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STUDENTS LEARN LESSONS IN CONSERVATION

News Staff
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
The Gladwin County Michigan State University Extension hosted its Third Grade Conservation Tour last Tuesday at City Park.

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Bond selected for UA SGA Cabinet

News Staff
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
TUSCALOOSA, ALThe University of Alabama Student Government Association (SGA) has announced that Sydney Bond, of Beaverton, will serve in a cabinet position as Deputy Chief of Staff for the 115th Administration.The University of Alabama (UA), part of The University of Alabama System, is the state’s...
New officers for the MARSP Gladwin County Chapter are president, Kevin Brott; vice-president, Rene’e Benser Swanstra; secretary, Lynn Skocelas; and treasurer, Denise Windy.

New officers for the MARSP Gladwin County Chapter are president, Kevin Brott; vice-president, Rene’e Benser Swanstra; secretary, Lynn Skocelas; and treasurer, Denise Windy.

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MARSP elects new officers for 2026 term

News Staff
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
GLADWIN COUNTYOn May 18, 2026, new officers were elected for the Gladwin County Chapter of the Michigan Association of School Personnel (MARSP). Members elected were Kevin Brott as president, Rene’e Benser-Swanstra as vice president, Lynn Skocelas as secretary, and Denise Windy as treasurer.
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Kristen Ann Graber

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Dispute leads to multiple Memorial Day arrests

News Staff
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
CLARE COUNTYMultiple people were arrested Memorial Day following an investigation by the Clare County Sheriff’s Office that began with a dispute between two women at a local gas station and expanded into a drug investigation involving two residences in Hayes Township.According to the Sheriff’s...
The new Gladwin Arcade on N. Silverleaf was officially opened during a ceremony Friday. Helping with the ribbon cutting were (left to right) Samantha Fessenden, Karyn Fessenden, Ryan Fessenden, Chris Dickens and Collin Fessenden.

The new Gladwin Arcade on N. Silverleaf was officially opened during a ceremony Friday. Helping with the ribbon cutting were (left to right) Samantha Fessenden, Karyn Fessenden, Ryan Fessenden, Chris Dickens and Collin Fessenden.

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Gladwin Arcade open for business

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
GLADWINAribbon cutting Friday at high noon made it official that the Gladwin Arcade is open for business.Located at 601 N. Silverleaf in the building formerly occupied by a laundromat and ice cream parlor, the new arcade houses machines offering classic games like Ms. Pacman, Galaga and Defender,...
Changes announced to automatic voter registration process to comply with Michigan election law

Changes announced to automatic voter registration process to comply with Michigan election law

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Changes announced to automatic voter registration process to comply with Michigan election law

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Wednesday, June 3, 2026
LANSINGStarting June 1, eligible Michigan residents who complete a qualifying transaction at a Secretary of State branch office and are automatically registered or preregistered to vote will receive a letter in the mail from the Michigan Department of State (MDOS) with instructions on how to opt...
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Self-driving cars a sign of hope for people with epilepsy

Sonja Krohn
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
LANSINGWhile the expansion of selfdriving technology triggers skepticism in some people, advocates for people with epilepsy see them as a sign of hope.As autonomous vehicles are being deployed and tested across the country, the launch of two pilot projects in recent months brought more of them onto...
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