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To the Editor,Features expected from a library include a friendly, and responsive staff, comprehensive children’s section, and easy access to the Internet.Tecumseh Public Library has these… and more!A well organized document room traces Tecumseh history back to its beginnings.

To the Editor,My husband and I voted for our first Tecumseh District Library millage at an inn in California’s Napa Valley. Knowing we would be away for the election, we had our absentee ballots sent to the inn, and when we checked in, the innkeeper gave us our mail and apologized for accidentally opening the envelope. I asked him, jokingly, did you vote yes, and then explained how important this issue was to us. He was impressed that we would go to so much trouble.Nearly ten years later, the Tecumseh District Library is an even more important part of our lives.

It will be a building season for Tecumseh’s varsity boys golf team after losing key players to graduation last season.Tecumseh coach Kevin Osworth said it is virtually impossible to fill the golf shoes of Bobby Thomas, the team’s leader the last few seasons.

A three game sweep to open the season gave Tecumseh’s varsity baseball team the championship title at Carleton Airport’s Invitational on Saturday, April 6.“We played three very good teams today and I was very pleased of how we responded to some adversity,” said Tecumseh coach Tom Bullinger.

Connie Brown age 86, of Tecumseh, passed away April 6, 2012 at Tecumseh Place surrounded by her loving family. Connie was born March 19, 1927 in Harragate, Tenn., the daughter of Allen and Iva (Massengil) Yeary. On September 16, 1944 she married James W. Brown and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Brown was a resident of Tecumseh since 1952 coming from Middlesboro, Ky. In 1965 Connie and husband, James, started the Country House Restaurant in Tecumseh which is still being operated by their grandson, Marc.

Jane Caroline Mitchell Fraumann, age 89, formerly of Tecumseh and Clinton, died Monday, April 1, 2013 in Naperville, Ill. She was born December 25, 1923 in Port Huron, Mich., the daughter of Lee V. and Gladys (Tyson) Phibbs. She married Clyde Mitchell January 18, 1942 and he preceded her in death December 7. 1989. She married Harlin Fraumann October 19, 1991 and he preceded her in death December 2, 2006.Caroline was a 1941 graduate of Tecumseh High School and a past member of the Southern Michigan Hookcrafters, The Questers, The Clinton Woman’s Club and St.

Jesus Jimenez Sanchez, age 62, of Adrian, died on Thursday, April 4, 2013, at the Hospice of Lenawee’s Hospice Home. He was born Dec. 14, 1950, in Tecumseh to Jesus and Ricarda (Saracho) Jimenez. He had been employed by Ford Motor Co. in Saline for 24 years. He served in the U.S. Marines. Jesus was a member of the AMVETS Post 1957, Randy P. Hill Post. He is survived by his former wife and very good friend, Sandra J.

Tecumseh is getting a wider reach through activities related to the Pure Michigan campaign. In conjunction with the Pure Michigan radio campaign, the city also has an ad in the Pure Michigan Travel Guide this year. One-million of the guides were printed, and 650,000 copies are included in the subscriber mailing of the March/April issue of Midwest Living Magazine, according to a report by Tecumseh City Manager, Kevin Welch.

To the Editor,We totally agree with Lois Lane’s comments about the Farmer’s Market present location. We consumers were never asked about location, we’ve never had an issue with parking downtown, and vendors are now isolated.In the past we could walk or bike to the market. It advertised the unique local flavor of our town to visitors. Sadly, since the market moved, we have not visited the event. When we drove by the uninviting location we saw very few vendors or customers.When it was downtown, we supported the vendors, shopped in our stores and had lunch downtown.