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A ROBIN taking berries off a nannyberry viburnum shrub. The adult American Robin prefers berries, however they are often seen pulling worms from the ground for their young.		                                                                               --Courtesy Photo
There may be no bird that more Michiganders have seen than the American Robin. Millions of them return to Michigan every spring after spending the winter in the South, although a few remain in the state during mild winters. The Robin has been Michigan’s “state bird” since 1931 when schoolchildren...
ROTARY MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN WITH THE CLUB SINCE IT BEGAN LOCALLY IN 2005; (sitting) Tom Boetefuer (standing l-r) Mike Vieau, Lori Schumann, Jean Saxon, Jim Ordiway, and Dan Couveau. Not shown are charter members Dennis Curtis, Tom Buechle, Darren Kroczaleski, and Mark Fuhrman. 	                                                                                                                     --Courtesy Photo
On October 13, 2022, the 15th anniversary of the chartering of the Rotary Club of Pinconning & Standish was celebrated as part of an evening program at CJ’s Sports Grill in Pinconning. Charter Member Tom Boetefuer presented information on the work of establishing a new club in Arenac and...
Thursday, October 20th, • Rotary Club, Regular Meeting at CJ’s, Noon. • Camp Fish Tales, Moonlight 5K, 7 - 9 pm. Friday, October 21st, • Food Pantry Food Distribution. Saturday, October 22nd, • Pinconning Community Building (200 N. Mable St), Rob Little - Family show at 6 pm, doors open at 5:30 pm...
5 Years Ago (October 2017) Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Chief Frank Cloutier, received a plaque commemorating Monday, October 9, 2017, as Indigenous Peoples Day in Pinconning from Mayor Jason Brazeau. The Plaque was made by Pinconning High School students, using equipment purchased with funds from...
Migraine can happen to anyone, even children and teens. About ten percent of kids aged 5 to 15 experience migraine. Heredity plays an important role in measuring the risk for migraine as most people who suffer from it have a family history of the disorder. If left unmanaged, migraine can interfere...
Get the facts, not the flu. For many people, the start of fall means busier schedules and longer to-do lists, but you shouldn’t let your annual flu shot fall to the bottom of that list. What You Can Do About The Flu With flu season approaching and COVID-19 cases still prevalent, Sandra Leal, PharmD...
Your Social Security Statement (Statement) tells you how much you or your family can expect to receive in disability, survivors, and retirement benefits. It also provides a record of your most recent earnings history and other valuable information. We also give you fact sheets with your online...
Dear Lynn, Will you please ask if anyone has a recipe for Apple Cookies or Apple Brownies? - Mary from Bronson Andi from Somerset sent in her recipe for Swiss Carrot Casserole. It is the perfect make-ahead dish for potlucks and buffet dinners. Karen from Jennings says her Cinnamon Carrots are...
I must encourage you to fully understand Michigan proposal 3 before voting. This is not a simple question of a womans right to choose. “If it passes, Michigan will allow the killing of unborn babies in abortions through all nine months of pregnancy and allow anyone, including people without any...
Dr. Paul Dake is semi-retired; moved to the Pinconning area to be near family and is submitting articles for the Journal. Dr. Dake has an Undergraduate degree in Physiology and M.D. degree, both from Michigan State University, the latter awarded in 1978; immediately thereafter, Family Medicine...

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