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Cass City Chronicle News

Tina Pallas
Tina Pallas

This summary provides an overview of the sample electronic edition of the Cass City Chronicle: - The document is a sample of the weekly Cass City Chronicle newspaper, showing some stories and community event listings to demonstrate the electronic format. - The front page highlights local students who participated in band events, including the MSBOA Solo & Ensemble Festival and Tri-County Honors Band. - Other stories cover a community needs assessment being conducted in local counties, an engagement announcement, and a girls' basketball game. The sample page provides contact information for the newspaper.

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This is a sample version of the electronic edition. This sample is a collection of a few stories we have inside this weeks issue, but it will show you how you can read the Cass City Chronicle on- line. For any questions, contact us Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. at (989) 872-2010. Note: The Cass City Chronicles actual front page will look different than the sample provided here. Living life through Walk for Warmth Weight restrictions my coffee mugs set Feb. 26 in Thumb in effect in state Slices of Life, page 3 Page 4 Page 6 Complete coverage of the Cass City community and surrounding areas since 1899 VOLUME 104, NUMBER 49 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2011 FIFTY CENTS ~ 16 PAGES CASS CITY Middle School students who recently participated in the MSBOA Solo & Ensemble Festival at USA Schools included: (back row, left to right) Bryan Pinkoski, Erika Martin, Libby Venema, Katie House, Luke Koepf, (front row, left) Alex Graham, Taylor Spencer, Jordan Kittle, Chandler Cryderman and DeJza Robles. Missing New kids on the block... are Cacealya Horne and Mandy Czekai. CASS CITY HIGH School Principal Chad Daniels visits with one of 2 young goats born last month at the school. The animals are part of a hands-on proj- ect Ashlee Gibson planned for her agriscience students. Community Needs Assessment underway in the Thumb area The Human Development Lori Offenbecher, executive director have the ability to secure funding Commission (HDC) is asking resi- of HDC. Offenbecher cited several sources to fix the problems, she dents of Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac and examples, including efforts to help said. Tuscola counties to take the time to people secure job opportunities and Every resident in Huron, Lapeer, complete a very important question- programs to feed people in need. Sanilac and Tuscola counties is naire - the Community Needs Offenbecher explained that input encouraged to complete the ques- Assessment. from people in the community helps tionnaire. HDC stresses the impor- Every 3 years, the agency conducts determine where the needs truly are. tance of having people from all eco- this comprehensive process to deter- In a way, the questionnaire has nomic and social levels participate, mine the greatest needs in our com- similar goals as a poll; we want to so that collected opinions are a true CASS CITY High School freshman Kayla Zmierski munity, and subsequently develop serve the community in the best representation of everyone living in ways to meet those needs. The ways we can, but in order to do that, the community. performs with the Tri-County Honors Band. results from this questionnaire not we need to know what people view The questionnaire can be complet- only help in shaping our communi- tys goals, but they also assist in obtaining funding to reach those goals. as our highest priorities. According to Offenbecher, some sources of funding can become available to our community when the ed before Monday, Feb. 28, online or via paper format. The online version can be found on HDCs website (www.hdc-caro.org); from the home- Cass City band Through this process, we have identified and developed solutions to many community concerns, said needs are documented countywide. When we can show data that clear- ly illustrates need, we sometimes page, click on the HDC 2011 Community Needs Assessment link on the right side of the page. students shine at area festival Cass City band students recently Pinkoski, duet, Division II rating; represented the local school district Chandler Cryderman, Jordan Kittle well at an area solo and ensemble and DeJza Robles, trio, Division II festival and through participation in rating; Luke Koepf, snare solo, the Tri-County Honors Band. Division I rating; and Taylor A number of Cass City Middle Spencer, trombone solo, Division I School students took part in the rating. Michigan School Band and Turning to the Tri-County Honors Orchestra Association (MSBOA) Band, Lull noted this was the first Solo & Ensemble Festival at USA time in several years that Cass City Schools. has participated. There were several students that Students have to prepare a played solos, and several students required piece to audition with and that played (in small) ensembles like are competing for placement with duets, trios and quartets, explained students in area schools in Tuscola, Jonelle Lull, director of bands for the Sanilac and Huron counties, she Cass City Public Schools. All the said. students that participated this year Kayla Zmierski is a freshman flute received a Division I or II rating, player in the high school band whos which earned them a medal with been taking lessons and really devel- Jessi Essian and either a blue ribbon for a I (the high- oping her flute playing skills. She Brad Severance est rating possible) or a red ribbon was accepted into the Tri-County for a II. Honors Band where she placed quite Jessi Lynn Essian and Brad Participating students were: Erika high in the section of 13 flute play- Severance, together with their par- Martin, clarinet solo, Division I rat- ers, Lull added. ents, announce their engagement. ing; Katie House and Libby Venema, Students accepted into the honors Jessi is the daughter of Pat and duet, Division I rating; Chandler band had a day of rehearsal in mid- Sheri Lynn Essian of Bad Axe. She is Cryderman, bass clarinet solo, January and the Saturday before the a 2006 graduate of Bad Axe High Division I rating; Mandy Czekai and concert to prepare all of the music, School, and will graduate from Cacealya Horne, duet, Division II she said. The concert was on Feb. 6 Grand Valley State University in rating; Erika Martin, Katie House at Vassar High School. Kayla and May with a BFA in art and design. and Libby Venema, trio, Division I the rest of the Tri-County Honors Brad is the son of Randy and Deb rating; Alex Graham and Bryan Band did a wonderful job. Severance of Cass City. He is a 2007 graduate of Cass City High School, and will graduate from Michigan Cass City Chronicle State University in May with a Bachelors Degree in criminal jus- E-mail Subscriptions ONLY tice. After graduating he would like CASS CITYS McKensie Parrish is pushed to enter into a job in the social sci- ence field. towards the baseline by Bay City All Saints defend- $20/ year The couple is currently planning an er Jill Gerulski Thursday in GTW play. The Red Oct. 1, 2011 wedding at Evergreen Park in Cass City. Hawk senior led all scorers with 15 points.

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  • 1. This is a sample version of the electronic edition. This sample is a collection of a few stories we have inside this weeks issue, but it will show you how you can read the Cass City Chronicle on- line. For any questions, contact us Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. at (989) 872-2010. Note: The Cass City Chronicles actual front page will look different than the sample provided here. Living life through Walk for Warmth Weight restrictions my coffee mugs set Feb. 26 in Thumb in effect in state Slices of Life, page 3 Page 4 Page 6 Complete coverage of the Cass City community and surrounding areas since 1899 VOLUME 104, NUMBER 49 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2011 FIFTY CENTS ~ 16 PAGES CASS CITY Middle School students who recently participated in the MSBOA Solo & Ensemble Festival at USA Schools included: (back row, left to right) Bryan Pinkoski, Erika Martin, Libby Venema, Katie House, Luke Koepf, (front row, left) Alex Graham, Taylor Spencer, Jordan Kittle, Chandler Cryderman and DeJza Robles. Missing New kids on the block... are Cacealya Horne and Mandy Czekai. CASS CITY HIGH School Principal Chad Daniels visits with one of 2 young goats born last month at the school. The animals are part of a hands-on proj- ect Ashlee Gibson planned for her agriscience students. Community Needs Assessment underway in the Thumb area The Human Development Lori Offenbecher, executive director have the ability to secure funding Commission (HDC) is asking resi- of HDC. Offenbecher cited several sources to fix the problems, she dents of Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac and examples, including efforts to help said. Tuscola counties to take the time to people secure job opportunities and Every resident in Huron, Lapeer, complete a very important question- programs to feed people in need. Sanilac and Tuscola counties is naire - the Community Needs Offenbecher explained that input encouraged to complete the ques- Assessment. from people in the community helps tionnaire. HDC stresses the impor- Every 3 years, the agency conducts determine where the needs truly are. tance of having people from all eco- this comprehensive process to deter- In a way, the questionnaire has nomic and social levels participate, mine the greatest needs in our com- similar goals as a poll; we want to so that collected opinions are a true CASS CITY High School freshman Kayla Zmierski munity, and subsequently develop serve the community in the best representation of everyone living in ways to meet those needs. The ways we can, but in order to do that, the community. performs with the Tri-County Honors Band. results from this questionnaire not we need to know what people view The questionnaire can be complet- only help in shaping our communi- tys goals, but they also assist in obtaining funding to reach those goals. as our highest priorities. According to Offenbecher, some sources of funding can become available to our community when the ed before Monday, Feb. 28, online or via paper format. The online version can be found on HDCs website (www.hdc-caro.org); from the home- Cass City band Through this process, we have identified and developed solutions to many community concerns, said needs are documented countywide. When we can show data that clear- ly illustrates need, we sometimes page, click on the HDC 2011 Community Needs Assessment link on the right side of the page. students shine at area festival Cass City band students recently Pinkoski, duet, Division II rating; represented the local school district Chandler Cryderman, Jordan Kittle well at an area solo and ensemble and DeJza Robles, trio, Division II festival and through participation in rating; Luke Koepf, snare solo, the Tri-County Honors Band. Division I rating; and Taylor A number of Cass City Middle Spencer, trombone solo, Division I School students took part in the rating. Michigan School Band and Turning to the Tri-County Honors Orchestra Association (MSBOA) Band, Lull noted this was the first Solo & Ensemble Festival at USA time in several years that Cass City Schools. has participated. There were several students that Students have to prepare a played solos, and several students required piece to audition with and that played (in small) ensembles like are competing for placement with duets, trios and quartets, explained students in area schools in Tuscola, Jonelle Lull, director of bands for the Sanilac and Huron counties, she Cass City Public Schools. All the said. students that participated this year Kayla Zmierski is a freshman flute received a Division I or II rating, player in the high school band whos which earned them a medal with been taking lessons and really devel- Jessi Essian and either a blue ribbon for a I (the high- oping her flute playing skills. She Brad Severance est rating possible) or a red ribbon was accepted into the Tri-County for a II. Honors Band where she placed quite Jessi Lynn Essian and Brad Participating students were: Erika high in the section of 13 flute play- Severance, together with their par- Martin, clarinet solo, Division I rat- ers, Lull added. ents, announce their engagement. ing; Katie House and Libby Venema, Students accepted into the honors Jessi is the daughter of Pat and duet, Division I rating; Chandler band had a day of rehearsal in mid- Sheri Lynn Essian of Bad Axe. She is Cryderman, bass clarinet solo, January and the Saturday before the a 2006 graduate of Bad Axe High Division I rating; Mandy Czekai and concert to prepare all of the music, School, and will graduate from Cacealya Horne, duet, Division II she said. The concert was on Feb. 6 Grand Valley State University in rating; Erika Martin, Katie House at Vassar High School. Kayla and May with a BFA in art and design. and Libby Venema, trio, Division I the rest of the Tri-County Honors Brad is the son of Randy and Deb rating; Alex Graham and Bryan Band did a wonderful job. Severance of Cass City. He is a 2007 graduate of Cass City High School, and will graduate from Michigan Cass City Chronicle State University in May with a Bachelors Degree in criminal jus- E-mail Subscriptions ONLY tice. After graduating he would like CASS CITYS McKensie Parrish is pushed to enter into a job in the social sci- ence field. towards the baseline by Bay City All Saints defend- $20/ year The couple is currently planning an er Jill Gerulski Thursday in GTW play. The Red Oct. 1, 2011 wedding at Evergreen Park in Cass City. Hawk senior led all scorers with 15 points.