During a discussion of the Tecumseh Public Schools budget on September 25, the school board discussed major cuts to expenditures based on a five-year projection by Business Services Director Kelli
An era comes to a close — The Kapnick family has sold Raisin Valley Golf Club to Rex Crist, who also recently purchased Wolf Creek Golf Club. Pictured above are: Kevin Phillips (l-r) who will become general manager for Crist at the course; David Kapnick, Brenda (Kapnick) Velandra, and Keith Kapnick. David and Keith will stay on at the course for a time, while Brenda is retiring. The course has been in the Kapnick family since 1977. A special customer appreciation event will take place this weekend at the course with complimentary food and drink specials on Saturday and golf specials and pro shop specials both days. Photo by Jim Lincoln.
Dreyson Waynick hopes the third time will be the charm when he returns to the Raisin Township Planning Commission later this fall with his plan for a six-unit duplex project off South Occidental Hi
Amber Aranda, manager, outside the former St. Peter’s Church on North Evans Street. Photo by Jim Lincoln.
Tecumseh Public Schools is on the brink of a significant decision. On November 7 the district will present voters with a pivotal choice – the renewal of the Non-Homestead Millage.
Pictured (l-r) are Carol Kruemmer, development director, and Kim Graziosi, executive director of ALS of Michigan, Brooklyn Beard, Jeff Stewlow, Mason Stewlow and Lori Stewlow. Photo by Jim Lincoln.
An antique tractor poker run held on August 12 brought the owners of 276 tractors with 101 riders together to raise an astounding $44,000 for ALS of Michigan, an organization that provides services
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