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2025 Senate Resolution 1: Adopted in the Senate on Jan. 8, 2025
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The Arenac Choraleers will hold weekly rehearsals on Mondays from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., beginning Jan. 27 in the choir room at Standish-Sterling Central High School, in preparation for their spring concert slated for May 3, in Standish.
The Arenac Conservation District and Arenac Christmas for Kids collaborated to host the Festival of Trees. A total of 21 trees were sponsored by local businesses in Arenac County. Each participating business decorated a Christmas tree, which was then donated to a family in need this holiday season. The trees were initially displayed at a business before being judged by a panel of secret volunteer judges. The winner of the 2024 decoration contest was the Bauman Family. Additionally, an online People’s Choice Award was presented to Farm Bureau Insurance Karen Tremble. A generous donation of $1,533 was made to Arenac Christmas for Kids to assist with next year’s Christmas list.
The Au Gres-Sims School District held a Detroit Lions Spirit Day on Friday, Jan. 17, to support the Lions ahead of their divisional playoff game against the Washington Commanders. On Saturday, Jan. 18, the team lost to the Commanders, ending the Lions’ chances of making the Super Bowl this year.
With the wrap of Michigan’s 2024 elk season, hunters saw challenging conditions during Hunt Period 1 and improved outcomes in Hunt Period 2. More than 250 licenses were issued across both periods, and hunters harvested 180 elk in all.
Michigan continues to take bold steps to avert the worst impacts of climate change. The 2024 MI Healthy Climate Plan Report focuses on the past 12 months of new legislation, funding, initiatives, and more to build a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous future for all Michiganders.
Dr. David McGreaham, MD, spoke to members of the Rotary Club of Pinconning and Standish on Thursday, Jan. 9, on the Fentanyl death epidemic, including its causes and treatment.
There is no such thing as the winter blues in Standish, as a variety of events are held throughout the community year-round for area residents.