The Weekly Roundup
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Schmidts honored for work to boost Croswell, Adrian | The Daily Telegram
Emory and Kris Schmidt were awarded the Addison J. Comstock Award in a moving tribute at the chamber’s annual dinner and awards ceremony Wednesday at Adrian College.
The honor is presented to those who aggressively promote growth within the community, actively work to improve the quality of life for people in the area and are active leaders on various levels in the community. Community contributions by the Schmidts are numerous, presenters said, but a big part of their recognition was for what they’ve done for the Croswell Opera House and in turn the greater community. Emory Schmidt is president of the Croswell’s board of trustees.
LISD TECH Center to Celebrate Career and Technical Education Month in February | Lenawee EDU
Emory and Kris Schmidt were awarded the Addison J. Comstock Award in a moving tribute at the chamber’s annual dinner and awards ceremony Wednesday at Adrian College.
The honor is presented to those who aggressively promote growth within the community, actively work to improve the quality of life for people in the area and are active leaders on various levels in the community. Community contributions by the Schmidts are numerous, presenters said, but a big part of their recognition was for what they’ve done for the Croswell Opera House and in turn the greater community. Emory Schmidt is president of the Croswell’s board of trustees.
Ghidrah’s Emporium stocks all things spiritual | The Daily Telegram
“The shop sells crystals, Himalayan salt, essential oils and diffusers, wellness teas, organic products including herbs, spices and candies, and more. A number of items, including soaps, lotions and jewelry, come from local vendors.
Additionally, Ghidrah’s offers services including Reiki, reflexology, psychometry, yoga, meditation sessions, and the chance to spend time on a Bio-mat, a heated mattress laid on top of amethyst crystals that is billed as boosting energy and promoting wellness in a variety of ways.” — The Daily Telegram
Lenawee Now Jobs Board opens to residents county wide | Lenawee Now
Searching for Lenawee jobs will be easier with this new tool– the Lenawee Now jobs board. Preview it at www.lenaweenow.org/jobs. “Hopefully, we can dial up the visibility of Lenawee County jobs,” Tim Robinson, LenaweeNow director of operations said. Employers who are part of LenaweeNow seeking to post jobs may contact Sarah Stanley at sarah@lenaweenow.org.