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Cass City Chronicle News

Tina Pallas
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This summary provides an overview of the sample electronic edition of the Cass City Chronicle: - This sample edition includes a few stories from the weekly issue to demonstrate the online format, and readers can contact the newspaper during business hours with any questions. - One story previews an upcoming tax amnesty period from May 15 to June 30 that will waive penalties for back taxes owed before December 31, 2009, though interest must still be paid. - Another story profiles a local wedding between Eric Hanby and Susan McKinney that took place in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in January 2011.

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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. Drug team helps nab Cass City Scout top Area teen ready to most wanted fugitive salesman in the Thumb tackle pro racing circuit Page 4 Photo, page 8 Page 16 Complete coverage of the Cass City community and surrounding areas since 1899 VOLUME 105, NUMBER 4 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2011 FIFTY CENTS ~ 16 PAGES Tax amnesty period set State Senator Mike Green is urging amnesty, including income tax, his constituents that owe back taxes Michigan Business Tax, Single to take advantage of an upcoming Business Tax, sales and use tax, tax amnesty period, allowing them to withholding tax, tobacco taxes and pay without penalty. motor fuel taxes. The tax amnesty program will be Only taxes for return period end- available to eligible taxpayers ing on or before Dec. 31, 2009, are between May 15 and June 30 and eligible. will be administered by the Green also reminded residents Michigan Department of Treasury. about the departments unclaimed The department property data- is currently base. developing The amnesty period If residents in forms, instruc- is May 15 to June 30 the 31st District tions, frequently think they might asked questions, have unclaimed and other information useful to tax- property, I would urge them to check payers, and the information will be with the department as soon as possi- made available online. ble, as legislation revised the period Residents that owe back taxes to claim property from 5 years to 3 should definitely take advantage of years, he said. this penalty-free period, and I The state Department of Treasury encourage them to participate, said has millions of dollars in lost or for- Green (R-Mayville). gotten assets from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valu- Key points of the tax amnesty pro- ables left in safe deposit boxes, and gram include: stock certificates. Because these All penalties will be waived, but properties were considered aban- interest charges will not be waived. doned and unclaimed by a bank or Payment of the total amount owed company entrusted with them, they (no installment agreements), includ- are turned over to the state, as ing interest, must be postmarked by required by law. The department is midnight June 30 in order to qualify the custodian of these assets, and for amnesty. returns them to their owners (or the All state taxes administered under owners heirs) when they are right- the Revenue Act are eligible for fully claimed. HAS SPRING REALLY sprung? It felt that way Sunday, when temperatures hovered near 80 degrees, prompting area residents to fill Cass City Recreational Park by the dozens. Above, Cass City teens (from left) Chris Hool, 18, Ron Wolschleger, 16, Justin Ketterer, 18, and Channing Langenburg, 17, enjoy a little basketball under sunny skies in the park. Eric and Susan Hanby McKinney and Hanby wed in Myrtle Beach Susan Barbara McKinney and Eric James Hanby were married Jan. 15, 2011 during an ocean front ceremony in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Sun Cha McKinney of Riverview. She is a 2004 graduate of Riverview High School, and a 2009 graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics for secondary education. She is currently employed as a math teacher at Scotland High School in Laurinburg, North Carolina. The groom is the son of Jim and Rita Hanby of Cass City. He is the grand- CHECK OUT THE SPORTS SECTION son of Wayne and Evelyn Whittaker, and Barbara and the late Donald Hanby, all of Cass City. He is a 2004 graduate of Cass City High School, and FOR THE PUBLISHERS PICKS a 2009 graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Arts in JESSE GROTH is Cass Citys best jumper. He skies on this shot for two history. He is currently employed as a security officer at Scotland Memorial Hospital in Laurinburg, North Carolina. points over the head of Sanduskys Henry Rutkowski. Number 40 is Scott The couple enjoyed a short honeymoon at Myrtle Beach following their Harding. Next to him is Mike Richards, while John Tuckey stands with his wedding. A wedding reception celebration is planned for this summer in Cass City. They currently reside in Laurinburg, North Carolina. back to the camera. (1978) Cass City Chronicle E-mail Subscriptions ONLY $20/year

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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. Drug team helps nab Cass City Scout top Area teen ready to most wanted fugitive salesman in the Thumb tackle pro racing circuit Page 4 Photo, page 8 Page 16 Complete coverage of the Cass City community and surrounding areas since 1899 VOLUME 105, NUMBER 4 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2011 FIFTY CENTS ~ 16 PAGES Tax amnesty period set State Senator Mike Green is urging amnesty, including income tax, his constituents that owe back taxes Michigan Business Tax, Single to take advantage of an upcoming Business Tax, sales and use tax, tax amnesty period, allowing them to withholding tax, tobacco taxes and pay without penalty. motor fuel taxes. The tax amnesty program will be Only taxes for return period end- available to eligible taxpayers ing on or before Dec. 31, 2009, are between May 15 and June 30 and eligible. will be administered by the Green also reminded residents Michigan Department of Treasury. about the departments unclaimed The department property data- is currently base. developing The amnesty period If residents in forms, instruc- is May 15 to June 30 the 31st District tions, frequently think they might asked questions, have unclaimed and other information useful to tax- property, I would urge them to check payers, and the information will be with the department as soon as possi- made available online. ble, as legislation revised the period Residents that owe back taxes to claim property from 5 years to 3 should definitely take advantage of years, he said. this penalty-free period, and I The state Department of Treasury encourage them to participate, said has millions of dollars in lost or for- Green (R-Mayville). gotten assets from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valu- Key points of the tax amnesty pro- ables left in safe deposit boxes, and gram include: stock certificates. Because these All penalties will be waived, but properties were considered aban- interest charges will not be waived. doned and unclaimed by a bank or Payment of the total amount owed company entrusted with them, they (no installment agreements), includ- are turned over to the state, as ing interest, must be postmarked by required by law. The department is midnight June 30 in order to qualify the custodian of these assets, and for amnesty. returns them to their owners (or the All state taxes administered under owners heirs) when they are right- the Revenue Act are eligible for fully claimed. HAS SPRING REALLY sprung? It felt that way Sunday, when temperatures hovered near 80 degrees, prompting area residents to fill Cass City Recreational Park by the dozens. Above, Cass City teens (from left) Chris Hool, 18, Ron Wolschleger, 16, Justin Ketterer, 18, and Channing Langenburg, 17, enjoy a little basketball under sunny skies in the park. Eric and Susan Hanby McKinney and Hanby wed in Myrtle Beach Susan Barbara McKinney and Eric James Hanby were married Jan. 15, 2011 during an ocean front ceremony in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Sun Cha McKinney of Riverview. She is a 2004 graduate of Riverview High School, and a 2009 graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics for secondary education. She is currently employed as a math teacher at Scotland High School in Laurinburg, North Carolina. The groom is the son of Jim and Rita Hanby of Cass City. He is the grand- CHECK OUT THE SPORTS SECTION son of Wayne and Evelyn Whittaker, and Barbara and the late Donald Hanby, all of Cass City. He is a 2004 graduate of Cass City High School, and FOR THE PUBLISHERS PICKS a 2009 graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Arts in JESSE GROTH is Cass Citys best jumper. He skies on this shot for two history. He is currently employed as a security officer at Scotland Memorial Hospital in Laurinburg, North Carolina. points over the head of Sanduskys Henry Rutkowski. Number 40 is Scott The couple enjoyed a short honeymoon at Myrtle Beach following their Harding. Next to him is Mike Richards, while John Tuckey stands with his wedding. A wedding reception celebration is planned for this summer in Cass City. They currently reside in Laurinburg, North Carolina. back to the camera. (1978) Cass City Chronicle E-mail Subscriptions ONLY $20/year