New SAR chapter aiming to preserve American history

New SAR chapter aiming to preserve American history

By Matt Mackinder Clarkston News Editor The Jeremiah Clark Chapter is a newly formed branch of the Michigan Society Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), “dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and supporting better education for the nation’s youth,” according to a press release from the chapter. The chapter was established after the idea […]

Village Players back on stage

Village Players back on stage

By Matt Mackinder Clarkston News Editor As the seasons change from winter to spring, the Clarkston Village Players’ next show looks to put a spring in your step. The group’s May performance, “Sex Please, We’re Sixty,” by Michael and Susan Parker, is a delightful farce that takes a hilarious turn when some pills Henry designed […]

A Look Back for May 3, 2023

From The Clarkston News archives 25 years ago – 1998 Voters asked to approve $6 million for safety paths: For the upcoming August primary, Independence Township voters would be asked to consider renewals of both library and safety path taxes. The Independence Township Board of Trustees approved a renewal of the library millage, 7-0, during […]

Check for a cause

Check for a cause

Real Estate One agents, staff and special guests in downtown Clarkston recently presented a check from their Lunch for a Cause fundraiser in the amount of $1,285 to Aimee Baker, executive director of Clarkston SCAMP, for upcoming SCAMP activities. Real Estate One realtor is at left, Baker at right. Photo: Michelle Primeaux

Spring time means cleaning time

Spring time means cleaning time

By Don Rush Special to the Clarkston News When spring rolls around, many area residents start cleaning out their basements, garages and under their sink. Chances are they will also find old household hazardous waste and will need to safely dispose of those items. Household hazardous waste are the unwanted or unusable portion of consumer […]

Clarkston sound at OYO

Clarkston sound at OYO

By Matt Mackinder Clarkston News Editor When the Oakland Youth Orchestras presents its spring concert on April 27 from the Oxford Performing Arts Center, the concert will feature Clarkston High School student Ethan McMurray’s orchestra piece “Dream Theme and Variations.” The event will also serve as a farewell to OYO Executive Director Joanne Walle. McMurray’s […]

Building Brands: Put it in print and elevate the power of a positive review

Building Brands: Put it in print and elevate the power of a positive review

Editor’s note: Building Brands offers tips and insight to local businesses, individuals and nonprofits on how to strengthen their brand. View Newspaper Group Brand Manager Emily Caswell has worked in the newspaper business for more than 20 years, 10 of those focused on growing and strengthening the brand of View Newspaper Group and its clients. […]

A Look Back for April 26, 2023

From The Clarkston News archives 25 years ago – 1998 Schools set price for new M-15 elementary property: The Clarkston Community Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to pass a resolution to purchase the property from the Maria J. Baylis Trusts. Clarkston Schools planned to pay $1 million for 24 acres of the 29 acre […]

A Look Back for April 19, 2023

From The Clarkston News archives 25 years ago – 1998 New sub concept plan nets praise in Springfield: Calling it “one of the three best plans to come before this board,” Springfield Township members praised a conceptual site plan for a new subdivision, known as the Wooded Hills of Jamestown, at its regular meeting. A […]

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