Advisor-Chronicle by Tim Sutton

March 24, 2012 • Vol. 133 No. 12 514 S. Kalamazoo Ave. in Marshall, MI • Phone 269-781-5444 and FAX 269-781-7766 • www.advisor-chronicle.com

In The News:

City Council looks to discuss budget recommendations at April 2 meeting The city of Marshall will be making some tough decisions in the coming months as the deadline to approve the 2012-2013 fiscal year budget looms. At the upcoming April 2 meeting, the Marshall City Council will discuss recommended changes for the budget, including an increase of Dial-A-Ride’s fares and millage. “Dial-A-Ride is struggling,” said Marshall City Manager Tom Tarkiewicz. “In a couple years there is going to be no fund balance if we don’t do something.” Also at Monday’s meeting, the council approved an Industrial Facilities Tax abatement for Progressive Dynamics that will be investing $309,032 in equipment. Progressive Dynamics will save approximately $21,000 in taxes over the period of the abatement while the city will forego $8,100. See story on page 12

Middle school secretaries Barb Gary and Sue Petty wear many hats When one thinks of a secretary, what comes to mind? Someone sitting at a desk answering phones and organizing file folders? Maybe, but the job of a secretary is so much more, especially for Marshall Middle School secretaries Sue Petty and Barbara Gary. “People say you could just sit here and watch all day,” Gary said about life in the office. “We’ve heard comments like, ‘This is the best entertainment I’ve had all year.’ And it’s true. It’s non-stop in here.” Petty, of Marshall, has been working at MMS for six years while Gary, of Battle Creek, has been with MMS for 12 years. Petty and Gary share the ins and outs of a day in the life of a secretary. See story on page 34

Superintendent Randy Davis earns highest evaluation ranking Marshall Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Randy Davis earned an overall “highly effective” rating by the MPS Board of Education, the highest ranking achievable for this year’s evaluation. The Board’s evaluation of the superintendent included an assessment of the progress toward the educational goals of the school district. “The Board is pleased with Dr. Davis’ performance,” said Board President Vic Potter. See story on page 22

‘March for Babies’ to take place April 29 The March of Dimes’ signature spring event, March for Babies, will take place on Sunday, April 29 at Binder Park Zoo. This will be the first time the event will be held at the zoo. In past years, the event had been held at Battle Creek Health System (now Bronson Battle Creek). “The event is geared towards children and families and is a celebration of life and the hope to reduce premature births,” said Claire Kolumban, March of Dimes community director for the Kalamazoo division which includes Calhoun County. Registration will take place at 9 a.m. and the three-mile walk will begin at 10 a.m. Breakfast and lunch will be provided and the event will also feature a family fun tent with activities, games, clowns and face painting. See story on page 16

Spring sports athletes take advantage of warm weather Last week’s unusually warm weather allowed Marshall High School athletes to get a full week of practices in as season-opening contests get underway this week. See sports section

roject designer Tim Banfield explains the City Hall landscape plan to Marshall’s Environmental Program Coordinator Cheryl Vosburg. “Currently, landscaping elements are sparse and the few features that remain are overgrown. The architecture of this beautiful building is hidden behind unsightly landscaping. The new design will enhance the beauty and history of this building,” says Banfield. The project should be completed this spring.

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How did you enjoy the warm weather? Editor’s Corner

On Wednesday, Marshall saw its highest temperature ever for the month of March as the temperature hit 84 degrees. With the unusually warm weather, how did you spend your week?

by John Hendler I’m asked on occasion how I come up with what to write in my column. Mostly, I say, I write about what’s in the news and what’s been most prevalent on my mind that particular week. Well, with the fabulous weather we’ve had the past week, I’ve spent more time in the sun (working of course) than I have catching up on the news. Or producing any succinct thoughts in my sunburned, skittish mind. But I did catch this bizarre story online which I read during my 25-hour bus ride from Florida to Michigan with the Marshall High School Marching Band about a mother who unsuccessfully tried to pull her son out of school: A mother and her three children were arrested after stripping off their clothes and running stark naked (Is there any other way to run naked than stark naked?) around a Pennsylvania high school parking lot chanting and praying...They were filmed by students taking off their clothes while chanting and scuffling with security. Yuck. Pity those security guards. So, besides the nude family to write about, I do have several other thoughts I wanted to share, but since space here is limited, I’ll share those thoughts ala Larry King style (It’s O.K. to imagine his voice in your head) in the same fashion (and at times, the same ridiculousness) he used to use when writing his weekly column for USA TODAY: It’s my two cents...It’s weird having hot weather with no leaves on the trees...After their scare in the NCAA Men’s Tournament last week, look for MSU to get to the Final Four...The ride back from somewhere always seems faster than it was getting there, except when that ride is on a bus and the trip takes 25 hours. Then, all bets are off...From what I’ve heard, The Hunger Games movie is just as good as the book...I don’t know about you, but I’m looking forward to the Three Stooges movie...I’m usually not into animated TV, but I never miss an episode of Bob’s Burgers on FOX on Sunday nights...Look for the Detroit Tigers to run away with the AL Central...84 degrees in Michigan feels hotter than 84 degrees in Florida...Everything looks better in spring...In a battle of classic aftershaves, I’ll always take Aqua Velva over Old Spice or Brut...How I’d love to see Gordon Lightfoot in concert again...Speaking of singers, one of the most underrated of all time has to be Boz Skaggs, with Rita Coolidge running a close second...When I’m working long hours or up really late, I always think of the Chicago song, 25 or 6 to 4...Give me the simple life. At least until I’m bored...Remember, these are the good old days. Until next week, may the good news be yours.

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Lincoln Simmons, Marshall

“I’ve been cleaning our seasonal lot at a campground in Coldwater and I’ve been riding my horse. This warm weather makes me wonder what it will be like in July.”

“I’ve been playing at the playground and had outdoor recess at Marshall Academy. And I had Superman ice cream from Side Track.”

“I’ve been playing on the playground at Kids Kingdom, and I like to play games like football.”

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“We’ve been going to the park, walking nature trails and hanging out outside as much as possible.”

“I took my son Logan to the park to enjoy this wonderful weather that I hope lasts. I’m trying to soak up as much as possible.”

“I’ve been doing stuff outside like riding my bike and playing basketball with my brother.”

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Sincerity was not Rush Limbaugh’s motive To the Editor: With regards to Sharon Amsler’s March 17 letter, I am confused. How does the conservative radio talk host Rush Limbaugh’s use of words that are offensive to all moral people get a woman to justify a defense of him? I am sure you would scream at the top of your lungs if they were used to describe you. This radio

talk host not only called Sandra Fluke names that I will not use here to describe her, but also suggested that he be allowed to watch her in her most intimate relations. How sleazy is this guy? So your excuse for Limbaugh is that while trying to explain Sandra Fluke’s intent, which is left to interpretation, he just got frus-

trated as you did so he “went too far.” But that’s alright as long as he apologized. You claim that apology is something that “liberals can’t understand because that’s not the way they do things.” You don’t know me so I take offense to that statement. I believe I know how and what an apology is as I have done so in the past. Rush Limbaugh would

not have apologized had his words not caused such a firestorm. The loss of revenue from sponsors and criticism from people liberal and conservative caused him to apologize. I don’t think sincerity was his motive. I am not convinced that the only intelligent Americans are all conservatives. John McCann, Marshall

Looking back on the July 26, 2010 Enbridge oil spill To the Editor: On July 26, 2010, Enbridge’s oil line 6B in Calhoun County started to leak. There was a total of approximately 900,000 U.S. gallons of oil sands crude that leaked out into Talmadge Creek and flowed for 27 miles down the Kalamazoo River. I live approximately five miles away from the Kalamazoo River (down river from the leak), but I was still impacted the next day by the horrible smell. It was a smell like I never have smelled before and I only knew what it was because I had seen on the news what had happened. I wasn’t the only one affected by the very strong odor. Many people in the Marshall and Battle Creek areas also complained of nausea, headaches, vomiting, and

several other symptoms that they claimed to be from the smell. I personally only had a slight headache and the smell did make me feel a little sick to my stomach so I packed up my two very young children and spent the rest of the day at my mom’s house, where there was no odor at all. I feel like the media immediately blamed Enbridge and made them out to be the bad guy. Did the pipe leak oil? Yes. Did it cause a lot of damage to the environment? Yes. I just don’t think that we should be so quick to point fingers. Enbridge’s response was, I felt, immediate. They provided a place to stay for the people that were asked to evacuate their property and covered their living expenses. I believe that it was a very horrible thing that hap-

pened, but do we have to make it worse by being negative? I don’t believe we should. Enbridge has been an active presence in Marshall, MI. They have been very consistently and actively involved in the community and I truly believe that they did feel bad about it. Yes the pipeline ruptured and oil is a very bad thing to have flowing out into the waterways but it also looks bad on Enbridge. I believe they have done an excellent job of apologizing and taking action to try to make it right. This accident didn’t cost us any money, but it sure did cost Enbridge. The cleanup costs have already gone over the $585 million mark and are expected to go up by 20 percent It has cost Enbridge more than just money, but also their reputa-

tion. Not only did Enbridge pay for the cleanup costs, but they also paid for a new park as well as having a booth at the county fair. They also have offered jobs to local people, which have turned permanent, in some cases, though I’m not sure on the exact number. Please don’t attack a company just because something extremely bad happened and their name is on it. Instead, take a step back and let them make it right, especially if you can’t really say it was caused on purpose or because of gross negligence. Accidents are going to happen. Let’s have a positive attitude because only positive things can come from it. Jessica Koenig, Marshall Twp.

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Spring sports practices greeted by warm weather Soccer season kicks off spring season March 26

Vicki Sell looks for an open teammate during the Pennfield scrimmage March 20.

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Marshall High School varsity goalkeeper Kelsie Postema makes the save during warm ups prior to the March 20 scrimmage versus Pennfield.

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Chase Bennett at batting practice last Tuesday.

Coach Bill Dryer, right, works with the sprinters March 19.

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Another week in the sun for spring sports athletes

Pitchers’ duel: Baseball pitcher John Dorosh and softball pitcher Katie Jarvis make their respective deliveries during home scrimmages March 21 versus Harper Creek.

Left: Marshall second baseman Mitch Konkle tries to turn the double play against Harper Creek during the first inning of the schools’ March 21 scrimmage.

Right: Marshall ‘s Nick Hawkins tees off on the first hole at Marshall Country Club Wednesday.

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Un-winter-like: Aaron McCoy, right, watches his drive off the first tee along with teammate Brooks Bultemeier at Marshall Country Club on Wednesday as temperatures reached the mid-80s.

Lauren Long gets set to make contact during Wednesday’s scrimmage versus Harper Creek.

Wrestling returns to the MAC on March 30

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AWWL Big Time Wrestling returns to the Marshall Activity Center Friday, March 30 with a full card of matches beginning at 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $9 and $10 at the door and tickets for children under 12 are $5. Tickets can be purchased at Stevenson Speedy Chick on Michigan Ave, Side Track Ice Cream on S. Kalamazoo Ave and Dark Starz Tattoo, also on S. Kalamazoo Ave.

Caleb Vincent back with Battle Creek Bombers Marshall High School 2010 graduate Caleb Vincent is returning to the Bombers this summer after an impressive season during their 2011 Championship campaign. Vincent was a member of the Kellogg Community College team that went to the NJCAA World Series last spring and finished fourth in the country. Last

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MHS grad Jalen Gunter Tekonsha’s Evan Calhoun breaks 1,000 points for completes first high school career basketball season at Albion College Marshall High School 2011 graduate Jalen Gunter has completed her first season with the Albion College women’s basketball team. Gunter is the daughter of Keena Blythe of Marshall. Albion posted an 18-8 overall record to enjoy its most successful season since the 2007-2008 squad went 22-5. The Britons finished third in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, posting a 12-4 record against their league rivals. Gunter, who played in 11 games, scored a season-high five points in a December non-league victory over the College of Wooster.

Local grads on Albion College baseball roster Albion College baseball coach Scott Carden has announced his 30-man roster for the 2012 season. B.J. Konkle, the son of Steven Konkle and Sal Konkle of Marshall and a graduate of Marshall High School, is expected to play play first base and outfield for the Britons. Chase Kreger, the son of Craig and Renee Kreger and a graduate of Albion Senior High School, is listed as an outfielder on the roster. Albion returns six position players and three starting pitchers from the 2011

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Tekonsha High School basketball player Evan Calhoun broke the 1,000-point barrier for his high school career during the team’s final game of the season on March 5 versus Pittsford, finishing with 1,003 points. After, scoring 15 points in his freshman year, Calhoun scored 988 points over the past three seasons. Calhoun is the son of Barbara Calhoun of Tekonsha and Doug Calhoun of Jonesville.

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