Art Moehn Scoreboard for Tuesday, January 21st 2020
By David Rice | JTV Sports HIGHLIGHTS FROM HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL OF TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 2020 There were only a few games played on Tuesday as we return from the 3-day MLK weekend. Here is the Jackson recap: BOYS SCORES Homer defeats Concord 63-51 Reading defeats Springport 60-40 Jonesville defeats Bronson 58-33 Addison defeats Adrian Madison 51-40 Leslie defeats Lake Odessa Lakewood 65-62 Stockbridge defeats Perry 62-44 Parma Western shocks Lumen Christi late game 51-50 Marshall defeats Northwest 67-59 Dundee defeats Brooklyn Columbia Central 65-48 GIRLS SCORES Ida defeats Napoleon 47-32 Northwest defeats Marshall 45-37 Parma Western defeats Lumen Christi 56-44 Leslie defeats Lake Odessa Lakewood 48-38 Stockbridge defeats Perry 41-32 Manchester hangs on in OT 46-41 over Adrian Madison WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE NO BOYS GAMES GIRLS Springport (#10 in Division 3) @ Michigan Center - Listen LIVE on JTV.TV FOLLOW JTV AND JTV SPORTS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS: Twitter- @JTV_Sports and @JTVJackson Instagram- @jtvjackson Facebook- “JTV” and “JTV Sports” And use #ArtMoehnScoreboard when posting or tweeting updates/game alerts VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT JTV.TV to view everything JTV Sports from photo galleries to stories, nightly score recaps, video highlights and more.
Burtch Announces Resignation as City Manager, Accepts Maumee Position
Patrick Burtch announced his resignation from the City Manager position this morning. Burtch has been with the City of Jackson for nearly nine years. He was first appointed to be Assistant City Manager in May 2011 before taking on the role of City Manager in 2012. A formal resignation letter is yet to be submitted to the Jackson City Council. Burtch will be leaving the City toward the end of February 2020. He was recently hired as the new City Administrator for the City of Maumee, Ohio. Burtch says this new position will bring him closer to his family in the Toledo area. As he prepares to leave Jackson, Burtch is thanking City officials, residents and business representatives for their understanding and hard, collaborative work with City government to improve Jackson. “I am honored to have been part of an economic revival unprecedented over the last eighty years in our City. One that is illustrated by a renewed, comprehensive economic development program which boasts successes of over $100 million in new private investment in the urban core alone, significant property value increases through the neighborhoods following the recession of 2008-09, resurgence of employment and modest reductions in the our poverty…