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  • Sudborough Letter

    I have a plan to end terrorism that I think would be much more effective than George W. Bush’s military plans. First,...

     

  • Hoffman Letter

    The fact that the State of Michigan does not punish by law those who advance dangerous weapons beyond metal detectors at...

     

  • Peace freaks are irrelevant

    When the hippies ran from the Vietnam War and hid from destiny, the ramifications were clear: They were cowards. Cowards...

     

  • Voices: Student consent isn’t needed for searches

    President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell have called this war on freedom unconventional in scope and...

     

  • Powell Letter

    During this tragic time, it is important that we band together as a community united to stand strong as one. It is of the...

     

  • Dollar Tree can give you more bang for your buck

    The Dollar Tree was voted best dollar store in Central Michigan by the Reader’s choice awards. Customers say in addition...

     

  • Max & Emily’s more than just good eats

    Chris McCarty Mount Pleasant taste buds think Max & Emily’s Bakery Café is twice as good. The eatery, located...

     

  • Get all dolled up at Headliner’s

    Chris McCarty Headliner’s of Mount Pleasant was pleased to be informed of their recent vote as the best hair and nails...

     

  • Celebrate! you date with a new release

    Celebration! Cinema was voted the No. 1 place to take a date in Central Michigan. “Most of our business is students,...

     

  • Students check out ICCU

    The Isabella Community Credit Union can put smiles behind its dollars. It was named the best bank in Central Michigan. Marketing...

     

  • Papa John’s brings home the dough

    The best pizza in Central Michigan can be found at Papa John’s Pizza. “I think it’s wonderful,”...

     

  • Maurices voted best for women

    Along with its new updated look, Maurices has been voted the best place in Central Michigan for women to find up-to-date...

     
 

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