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LAPS OF LOVE Above, Washington Township resident Bob Jones will hold his third-annual Super Bowl Sunday Swim for Samaritan House on Feb. 5. After suffering from a near-fatal blood clot in his lung three years ago, Jones decided to take his love of swimming and turn it into a fundraiser for the Samaritan House. The 68-year-old swimmer is asking for pledges to be submitted to the non-profit in honor of his swimming continuously for two miles. (Read Story) (Observer photo by Dennis A. Setter)
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Jan. 30 deadline for Feb. primary Residents have until Jan. 30 to register for the Feb. 28 presidential primary election. Locally, voters in Bruce Township will also be deciding on a police millage up to a maximum of 2 mills. To register, applicants must be at least 18 years old by election day and be U.S. citizens. Applicants must also be residents of Michigan and of the city or township in which they wish to register. Registration can be done by mail, at their county, city or township clerk's office or by visiting any Secretary of State office. The mail-in form is available at www.Michigan.gov/elections. Michigan does not require voters to... (more) Tignanelli seeks items for troops Bruce Township Supervisor Jim Tignanelli is asking for donations from residents and businesses to show support for soldiers. Tignanelli has announced his intentions of once again visiting the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in May to provide items to wounded soldiers. Last year's efforts collected 18 portable DVD players, 15 iPod Shuffles, three bins of toiletries and more. A list of suggested items can be downloaded from the township's website, www.brucetwp.org. |
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