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Zero Degrees Gallery recognized as nonprofit

After 12 years as a for-profit organization, Zero Degrees Galley has been recognized as a non-profit by the State of Michigan. The gallery board of Directors had its first meeting as a non-profit corporation under the new leadership of Marlene Wood. Marlene is an oil painter in the galley and ...

Alger Delta Electric backs Bay Cliff

Alger Delta Electric provided a donation totaling $4,000 to the Bay Cliff Health Camp on Dec. 17. Two checks of $2,000 each were presented to Bay Cliff’s Director Clare Lutgen through WPPI Energy’s Community Contribution fund and CoBank’s Sharing Success program. WPPI is Alger Delta’s ...

Elefante completes GIA diploma program

MARQUETTE — Crystal Elefante, Sales Specialist at Wattsson & Wattsson Jewelers, recently completed the GIA Applied Jewelry Professional (AJP) diploma program. Through the program, Elefante demonstrated knowledge of the 4Cs of diamond grading (color, clarity, cut, and carat weight), the ...

Boxes of Sunshine distributed

Sarah Smart, chair of the Community Classroom Committee of the Onagomingkway Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, had the pleasure of presenting two boxes of classroom donations recently to two elementary schools. Members of the chapter donated pencils, markers, ...

Prince of Peace Lutheran welcomes new pastor

HARVEY — The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Harvey welcomed the Rev. Alex LaChapelle as its new pastor on Jan. 10. LaChapelle, originally from Wisconsin, served overseas the last several years. First, he was in Southern Africa and Tanzania as the country coordinator for Young Adults ...

Sons of the American Legion make donation to food pantry

The Gladstone August Mattson Squad #71 of the Sons of the American Legion has made a $250 donation to the Gladstone St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. According to the Squad Commander Randy Bruntjens: “Our group was looking for a great way to give back to the community and thought this was a ...