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  • and then earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, with majors in math and English and a teaching certificate, from Michigan State University. She took graduate classes in math and marketing at Eastern Michigan University and also has an Associate degree in p r o g r a m
  • . 22 v i s i t i n g r e l a t i v e s at S t . I g n a c e W e s t 9 ft and Brevort and attended t h e S w e e t ' s A d d i t i o n t o V i l l a g e o' Michigan State University w e d d i n g S a t u r d a y of M i s s S h a r o n K a l k a s k
  • reports that will c o n d u c t t h e r e g u l a r service!* s u r p l u s food d a y s will he on J a n J a n u a r y 8th. u a r y 10 a n d 11. U n d e r this s y s t e m no tax would A Michigan State University b e c h a r g e d o n p u r c h a s e s
  • ministry at Bethany Bible College. C a n d a c e Giovannangeli will attend Alaska University to major in biology. She attended F i t c h ' s for 9 years. Amy Wall, who has studied dance for 16 years, will attend Michigan State University in the fall
  • to balance the budget without spending any county savings. So far this year, officials cut county funds for the Michigan State University Extension program, funding for soil conservation and the budget stabilization account. Those decisions were made
  • and local assets can be used as an economic foundation. Several agencies worked with the village to develop the workshop content, including N W M C O G and the Michigan State University Extension program. The workshop is free, though registration is required
  • for the Michigan State University Extension program. Michigan must shift from such overw h e l m i n g d e p e n d e n c e on m a n u f a c t u r ing as a matter of survival, he said. Village Venue for Farmers, Artists? B Y SHERI M C W H I R T E R NEWS e c o n
  • continue on a downward slide. Wright said. In January, some county officials discussed spending the Kaliseum profils to fund Michigan State University Extension in Kalkaska County, including the local 4-H program. But it would be "inappropriate" lo divert
  • sap flow and the subsequent syrup production involve freezing condilions overnight and temperatures that climb by day into the upper-40s or 50s. said Russell Kidd, district forestry educator with Michigan State University Extension and a maple syrup
  • office, commissioners Michael Cox, Antonio Martini, Stuart McKinnon and David Ritter voted to cut funding to the county's Michigan State University Extension and Soil Conservation offices. Commissioners Craig Wood, Debra Kimball and Carroll Sexton cast