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Union Township to start curbside recycling Oct. 1

The Charter Township of Union Board of Trustees approved a motion to begin curbside recycling Oct. 1 at its regular meeting Wednesday.

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HATS celebrates a decade of adoptions

Ten years and 10,000 adoptions.

Isabella County’s Humane Animal Treatment Society has something to celebrate.

“I have been involved with the organization since it was established in 1999. Our founding members are myself, Lee Fabiano and Carol Smallwood,” said HATS President Debbie Dorn.

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Union Township manager to be announced as early as Wednesday

The search for a manager for Union Township could be complete by next Wednesday.

At a special meeting of the Charter Township of Union Board of Trustees Tuesday, the board chose candidates to interview to from a pool of 27.

“We will interview the candidates on July 20 and the public has the chance to be here,” Supervisor John Barker said.

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Grandparents U brings 111 participants to campus

The campus of Central Michigan University had some unusual residents lurking around last week.

The second annual Grandparents U, a three-day summer camp, brought 111 CMU alumni and their grandchildren ages eight to 12 to share and experience college life.

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Grandparents U brings 111 participants to campus

The campus of Central Michigan University has some unusual residents lurking around this week.

The second annual Grandparents U, a three-day summer camp, has brought 111 CMU alumni and their grandchildren ages eight to 12 to share and experience college life.

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Grandparents U takes over campus

Central Michigan University alumni and their grandchildren will be taking over campus for the next few days.

The second annual Grandparents U, a three-day summer camp, will bring more than 100 people to share and experience college life.

“It’s an opportunity for grandparents and children ages eight to 12 to come to campus and get the full experience,” said Anne Galgoczi, assistant director of alumni relations.

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Open mic and climb at Finch Fieldhouse

Central Michigan University’s Adventure Seminars is providing not only an opportunity for students to get a workout but a chance to listen to some live music.

Open mic nights take place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. every Wednesday in Finch Fieldhouse Room 112.

“They take place every Wednesday night and we had out first one last week,” said Jordan Bruursema, Zeeland graduate student.

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SAP Production system going offline this weekend

Students will not be able to access registration, pay statements and online bill payment on the Central Michigan University Portal this weekend.

Beginning Friday, the SAP Production system will be going offline for system upgrades.

“It’s going to start at 4 a.

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