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Albion senior charges to end of her academic, athletic careers

Claire Wittkowski is charging to the end of her collegiate athletic career just as she would approach the wall in her primary swimming event, the 200-yard breaststroke. Before receiving her Albion College degree in May, Wittkowski is working on modeling the flow of groundwater feeding the Kalamazoo River. She began the work last fall, working with geology professor Tim Lincoln.  Starting with data from the United States Geological Survey gauging station near Battle Creek, she showed that recessions, periods of steadily declining river flow when the river is exclusively fed by groundwater, are better mathematically modeled by the sum of two equations than they are by a single equation. Visit the Albion Athletics website for the full story

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Friday, February 5

Tim Bos, Jackson Antique Expert;  Bart Visits Jackson Candy & Fudge Company for Valentine Gift Ideas;  Donita Bentley & Krisy Kuhl, Council for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect;  Dave DeBaker, Entertainment Correspondent;  John Burtka, Grand River Brewery;  Ric Walton, The Walton Insurance Group

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Sharpshooters to Begin Deer Cull at Sharp Park

Sharpshooters from Aaron’s Nuisance Animal Control will cull deer in and around Ella Sharp Park this weekend, Feb. 5-7, in hopes of clearing the area of deer that pose safety hazards to motorists. In its ninth year, animal control officers have culled the deer population around Ella Sharp Park. This year, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources allowed the city to cull 45 deer, down 15 from last year and the year before. “The practice does seem to work,” said Will Forgrave, public information officer for the city of Jackson. “Every year we’re allowed to harvest fewer and fewer deer, so it speaks to how well the practice is working. Ours is a model for other communities.” As in year’s past, the Jackson-based meat processing business Beef Barn will process the venison and Immanuel Lutheran Church volunteers will distribute the processed meat to needy families through their food pantry. More than 30,000 pounds of venison have been distributed since the first cull. Portions of road and trail around Ella Sharp Park and the golf course will close during the cull Friday afternoon through Sunday. The main road from the park’s entrance to the Ella Sharp Museum will remain open for…

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Thursday, February 4

Doug Scott & Jordan Levy, Industrial Steel Treating & Chamber Award Winners for Reach HIRE Program;  Kristi Blair, Liz Hartley & Matt Berkemeier, Jackson Area Catholic School Principals;  Gray Warriner, Kiwanis Club Travel Adventure Film Producer;  Area Students with their new Company, ‘Achievement Chocolate’;  Kathy & David Warnsley, Water Drive for Flint;  General Materials’ BUILDERWALK  

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What an opportunity

Columbia Central girls have chance to just about clinch conference title Thursday night   By Mike Moore Staff Writer   Brooklyn – It’s been a while, and it’s been all-out dominance.   The Blissfield High girls basketball team enjoys playing on its home court, so much so the Royals haven’t lost there since Jan. 24.   The year was 2012.   “We’re looking forward to it,” Columbia Central coach David McDevitt said of his team’s Thursday night tilt at Blissfield. “It’s not too often we end a game and talk about the next opponent. But Tuesday night after we beat Erie-Mason, all we could talk about was the next one and what’s on the line.”   The Golden Eagles are 11-2 this season and a perfect 10-0 in the Lenawee County Conference standings.   Blissfield, while perfect at home so far this year, is 11-1 overall and 8-1 in conference play.   The lone loss was a 55-46 setback at Columbia on Jan. 7.   “Some of the same things that have got us where we are now worked the first time,” McDevitt said of the first win. “We played solid defense. We played man to man. We limited what…

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