Death: Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at the age of 90
Laid to Rest: Monday, July 19, 2021
James Marshall Banagan, 90, died on July 13, 2021. Known to many by his nickname, Jimmy, he was born in Palmer, Maryland on April 9, 1931. He was the son of the late George Marshall Banagan and Hilda Morris Banagan. He attended Holy Angels School and was a 1948 graduate of St. Mary s Academy. Jimmy joined the Coast Guard in November of 1954 and went in the Coast Guard Reserves in January 1955. He was employed by C & P Telephone Company from 1956 to 1976.
Jimmy married the love of his life, Dot, on September 29, 1956. In 1971, Jimmy and his wife, in partnership with Eddie and Patsy Bailey, opened B & B Maintenance of Maryland Inc. in Bushwood. When he and Dot retired in 1986 the business was passed on to the next generation when they turned it over to her niece Julie Buckler and nephew Greg Payne. Over the past 49 years, through hard work and dedication, the business has grown into the leading mainte
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The parking lot was nearly full with people, some standing outside in the warm sun Tuesday at the CVS Pharmacy on West Pearl Street in Coldwater.
Many from outside of Branch County were waiting for scheduled appointments inside to receive a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
Store employees said they were told late last week, local staff would begin administering the one-shot vaccine beginning Monday morning. The employee checking in clients said staff had been trained for the program.
All CVS appointments must be made online at CVS.com.
One employee had been part of the nursing home and extended care vaccination program for residents and staff in January. Federal and state health agencies partnered with CVS and Walgreens to manage and facilitate safe vaccination of this patient and staff population
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Holy Angels experiences growth in 2020
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Malia Brooks, left, and Ana Santana hold up the artwork they created for a fundraiser for Holy Angels School.
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SIDNEY “We have faced some significant challenges this past year, but we have also experienced significant growth,” said Holy Angels School Principal Janel Slonkosky. “God has been so good to us and stretched us in so many ways for the better. We have learned that we are not nearly as in control of our lives as we thought we were.”
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With our plans constantly being changed without our consent, it has caused us to reflect on how we are living each day. Are we putting God first? Are we including Him in our decisions and interactions with others? Are we living our lives according to His plan or our own? In all that we do, what is truly essential? While this year has been such a challenge, it has been such an opportunity to grow in our faith, how we treat one another, and how w
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These schools from Chennai are not rescheduling their annual reunion marked for January 26; they are just taking it online
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Former students of St. Bede’s School at an alumni meet from the past. Photo: Special Arrangement
These schools from Chennai are not rescheduling their annual reunion marked for January 26; they are just taking it online
Put on your thinking cap and take this quiz. It does not matter if you are not a current student, parent or alumnus of Holy Angels Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School, T. Nagar.