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Time to bounce back

Lumen Christi has another tough test in Coldwater one week after loss to Marshall   By Mike Moore Staff Writer   Jackson – If there’s been any confidence lost, any second-guessing going on here, well, Herb Brogan certainly isn’t letting on.   In fact, as the Lumen Christi football coach looked back on last week’s game against Marshall, and forward to Friday night’s contest with Coldwater, there’s a growing sense the Titans will be as ready as ever to bounce back.   Then again, bouncing back in the regular season hasn’t been necessary for quite some time.   “It’s one game, and it’s not going to linger,” Brogan said of last Friday’s 21-14 loss to Marshall. It was the Titans first regular season setback since a Week 9 loss to Howell in 2012. “We had a great practice Monday. The guys understand the situation and understand we lost to a good football team. Now the question is whether or not we can beat another good football team.”   Marshall jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the game, then hand to hang on as Lumen scored two unanswered touchdowns, recovered an onside kick late in the fourth, and had a…

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Take a Swing for Charity

  Walton Insurance Group is hosting a community charity event on Oct 14th from 11:30am to 4pm. We are bringing in a golf simulator and asking folks to Take a Swing for Charity. We will start serving Hot Dogs & Chips at 11:30am for a nominal donation. Then at Noon you can Take a Swing! $2 a swing or 3 swings for $5. All proceeds will be donated to Lazy B’s Ranch http://www.lazybsranch.org/ For more information visit our Events Tab on our Facebook Page :: www.facebook.com/WaltonInsuranceGroup/events

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Goals still obtainable

League title and playoff push on the line as Michigan Center preps for Manchester   By Mike Moore Staff Writer   Michigan Center – The first week was somewhat lopsided, followed by a one-point loss in Week 2. The walls could have caved in, a white towel possibly thrown. But Troy Allen and the Michigan Center football team held firm, rallied past Napoleon 41-26, handled its business against East Jackson (42-0) and then pulled out a huge, 41-24 victory last week against Addison. From 0-2 and in the lights being turned out to 3-2 and “every goal we set before the season still in front of us,” as Allen put it. Now comes Manchester, a 4-1 squad riding a four-game win streak with an offense scoring at will. “It’s a huge game for us,” Allen said simply. “We know we’re young, and we dropped a couple early games, but we’re in a position now where if we want a conference title and a possible playoff berth, these are games we have to win. We’re in must-win situation now.” After falling to Clinton 20-19 in the season opener, Manchester has wins against Addison, Hanover-Horton, Grass Lake and East Jackson in games the…

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Wednesday, September 30

    Encore of Mon., Sept. 28.  State Representative, Earl Poleski;  Ben Dandrow and Janey Bisard,  Grass Lake Education Foundation's ‘Festival of Tables’ Fundraiser;  Bart Visits Zingerman’s Deli with Owner Ari Weinzweig;  Gene Voorhees, BIG Volleyball League;  Bart Visits Jackson School of the Arts with Director Kim Hastings;  Weekend Football Highlights    

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Spring Arbor Basketball tips off season with Cougar Madness

SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – Spring Arbor University will announce the coming of the 2015-16 basketball season on Friday, Oct. 2 with Cougar Madness. The event will take place inside the SAU Fieldhouse with doors opening at 9:30 p.m.   Cougar Madness is scheduled to start at 10 p.m. with the introductions of the men's and women's teams. The players will display their skills throughout the night in several contests, highlighted by a 3-point shootout and slam dunk competition. The event will also feature a number of prizes, games and giveaways for fans, including a free t-shirt to the first 100 in attendance.   We encourage everyone to come out and support Cougar Athletics, as well as the basketball programs as they prepare to tip-off the 2015-16 season!

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Tuesday, September 29

  Jackson Public Schools Superintendent Jeff Beal guest hosts with his guests Molly Kaser, Center for Family Health;  Mary Lou Konkol & Melissa Anderson, JPS Virtual Program;  Amy Reimann, Ella Sharp Museum of Art & History;  Debbie Chambers & Lynn Kenworthy, Big Brothers Big Sisters ‘Comedy for Kids Sake’ Event;  Irene LeCrone, Cradle 2 Career;  Zoe Lyons, Department of Human Services    

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Bagged Leaf Pickup to Begin in City

Beginning Saturday, October 17, 2015, the City of Jackson has contracted with United Waste to pick up bagged leaves curbside for this year’s Leaf Pickup Program. Bagged leaves (Printed with City Seal) must be placed curbside on collection day by 6:00 am. Curbside Pickup: Schedule for Contractor Pickup Bagged Leaves: The contractor will be picking up bagged leaves (Bags with City Seal only) starting at 6:00 a.m. on the following Saturday’s:   First Round, Saturday Pickup 6:00 am:                Second Round, Saturday Pickup 6:00 am: Oct. 17                        SE Section                                          Nov. 14           SE Section Oct. 24                        NW Section                                         Nov. 21           NW Section Oct. 31                        SW Section                                          Dec.   5            SW Section Nov. 7             NE Section                                          Dec. 12            NE Section   Bags Are Available For Pickup at Public Works (Printed with City Seal): City residents, with proper identification, are able to pick up leaf bags (30 gallon bags) at the Public Works Building located at 521 Water Street on the following dates and time:   Friday:           12:00 pm - 4:00 pm               Saturday:       8:00 am – 12:00 pm Oct. 9                                                              Oct. 10 Oct. 16                                                                        Oct. 17 Oct. 23                                                                        Oct. 24 Oct. 30                                                                        Oct. 31                  Nov. 6                                                                         Nov. 7  Nov. 13                                                           Nov. 14 Nov.…

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