The Weekly Roundup
Top stories and articles from this week made convenient
Siena Heights hosts career opportunity expo | Lenawee Now
Siena Heights University will be hosting their annual Career Opportunity Expo, Operation: SERVE. The career expo will take place on Wednesday, November 4th from 10:00am- 1:00pm at the Siena Heights University Fieldhouse.
If you would like more information please visit www.sienaheights.edu/operationserve or contact Melissa Growden at mgrowden@sienaheight.edu or 517-264-7614.
Lenawee County announces trick or treat times | The Daily Telegram
The following are dates and times for trick-or-treating in communities in Lenawee County provided by the Daily Telegram. All are on Halloween, Oct. 31.
“LISD TV provides an opportunity for Lenawee County students to not only showcase classroom learning, but gain valuable broadcasting experience for future careers. The district put technology in the students’ hands in order to be creative as they learn, while at the same time providing television programming for Lenawee County residents.” —The Daily Telegram
New Tecumseh store, 2 Thrifty Gypsies, offers shopping with a funky twist | The Daily Telegram
Tecumseh celebrates as a new treasure shop, 2 Thrifty Gypsies, opens their doors. Congratulations to Angie and Cheryl on starting their own business! We wish you years of success.
Check them out on East Chicago Boulevard in Tecumseh, between the winery and coffee shop.
Morenci manufacturer gets $250,000 in state grant | The Daily Telegram
Kamco Industries, a manufacturing facility moving to Morenci, has received a $250,000 grant to help with job training for its 60 employees. Michigan was chosen by Kamco over other locations in the Midwest, according to the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
The project expects to generate $22.7 million in private investment and create 60 jobs, according to a news release.
Jim Van Doren, Executive Director of Lenawee Now, wrote a letter regarding what this means for Lenawee.
Morenci, the First Step Into Pure Michigan, is Important to All of Us | Lenawee Now
Kamco Industries is moving into Morenci, Michigan with 60 new manufacturing jobs, further improving the recently announced 4.1% unemployment rate.
We are pleased to have been part of the process to secure Kamco $250,000 from the state to train its new employees and look forward to continually supporting the company.
Jim Van Doren, Executive Director of Lenawee Now, expresses his outlook for what this means for Lenawee in a letter to The Stateline Observer.