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The passing of comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas is close enough to Earth, an estimated 44 million miles away, to see with the naked eye. It should be visible through October.

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OC Register

Check out the comet shooting across the sky — it won’t be back for 80,000 years

The truth will set you free and honesty is the best policy. That is the truth. The ever-giving and never-ending story that is the Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal has taken some interesting twists in recent weeks, twists that might be bringing some new-found truths to the forefront in this year-long saga centered around the former University of Michigan assistant football coach. Stalions has been the central focus of an NCAA investigation f…

The Morning Sun

Some Clarity: CMU’s role in sign-stealing scandal coming to forefront

Bruce Edward Walker Oh, dear. Another day, another week, another political scandal. This past week was a twofer. Both relate to topics I hold near and dear to my faith and my profession. One pertains to plagiarism, and the other is a blatant display of the profane. Let’s begin with the profane if only to get it out of the way. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer – so concerned with not offending the Islamic community in Dearborn that she gladly ignor…

Walker: On the plagiarized and the profane

Season sweeps lead to conference crowns. At least that’s the way it works in prep cross country. On Tuesday afternoon the Chippewa Hills girls cross country team won the third and final CSAA Red jamboree of the season in Reed City, topping the field with 30 points on the day. Reed City was second with 60 points. With the win the Warriors secure the CSAA Red championship as they won all three conference jamborees this fall. It’s the first confere…

Chippewa Hills runs to conference crown in Reed City

Tony- and Emmy-Award winner Mandy Patinkin brings his concert act “Being Alive” to The Wharton Center at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22. Patinkin’s career has included originating the role of Che in “Evita” and George in “Sunday in the Park with George,” film roles in “The Princess Bride” and “Yentl,” and TV appearances in ”Chicago Hope,” “Criminal Minds” and “Homeland.” His concert will include many of his favorite Broadway and classic American tun…

Mandy Patinkin sings of ‘Being Alive’

Disney on Ice’s “Into the Magic” will take audiences on the adventures of many of Disney’s favorite characters, including Belle as she explores the Beast’s enchanted castle, Moana embarking on a long voyage, Anna’s journey to the North Mountain, and a sing-along with Miguel from “Coco.” The ice shows take place from Thursday, Oct. 17 through Sunday, Oct. 20 at the Dow Event Center, 303 Johnson St., Saginaw. Tickets start at $18.50. For times and…

Disney

‘Into the Magic’ brings Disney characters to life

The Coleman Area Library showcased its newest artistry to the public last week. A children’s mural, dedicated to the innovation of young creative minds, represents a piece of the community that unfortunately has been lost–Gene Robinson. The piece acts as a memorial for the former Coleman mayor, beloved by his community. Not only does the piece represent Robinson and the creative wiles of young minds; it also represents a deeper history and Colem…

Innovation

Coleman library dedicates mural to former mayor Gene Robinson

Nicole Hagle An Isabella Township resident who wants to contribute to an already progressive county commission and a Nottawa Township business owner who wants to curb spending are vying for the Isabella County Commission District 1 seat in the November election. Democrat Nicole Hagle and Republican Steven Weber, who defeated incumbent Terry Hutchinson in the August primary election, are both concerned about the direction in which the county is g…

News & Record

Two newcomers vie for Isabella County Commission seat

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Charley Wilkison, the longtime executive director of the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT), will retire after 31 years of service, according to a press release from the organization. The release said Wilkison will retire on Dec. 31. He was hired in 1994 and became the executive director in 2013. CLEAT President Marvin Ryals said Wilkison has played a pivotal role in the organization. "Charley's impact…moved t…

KXAN

Longtime CLEAT executive director announces retirement

Art • Cemetarium Workshop: 10 a.m. Oct. 19, ages 5 and up, from $34, Art Reach of Mid Michigan, 111 E. Broadway St., Mt. Pleasant, artreachcenter.org • Play Doh Gel Plate Printmaking: 1 p.m. Oct. 19, ages 13 and up, from $29.75, Art Reach of Mid Michigan, 111 E. Broadway St., Mt. Pleasant, artreachcenter.org • Tatsuki Hakoyama Through the Magical Lens: Through Nov. 7, Baber Room, Park Library, CMU, cmich.edu/research/cmu-library/about/exhibits •…

Mid-Michigan entertainment for the weekend of Oct. 18-20 and beyond

• The Bowling Green State University women's soccer team ends the 2024 regular-season schedule by playing three of four games on the road, beginning with a trip to mid-Michigan this weekend

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