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Skibas, in their 80s, still volunteer faithfully at Friendship Room | News, Sports, Jobs

dhinkley@thealpenanews.com News Photos by Darby Hinkley Sally and Julian Skiba sit and talk about their many years volunteering at the Friendship Room. ALPENA Serving others is not just a hobby for this senior couple ­– it’s a calling. Julian and Sally Skiba, ages 85 and 83, respectively, volunteer at the Friendship Room three days per week. Sally will turn 84 on May 18. Featuring the Skibas fits right into the theme of honoring April as National Volunteer Month. Sally has been serving at the Friendship Room since the first day it opened, on Nov. 14, 1988. She recalls they had one pot of soup and some sandwiches, and only a handful of patrons that day. But even if there was just one mouth to feed, she would be there to do it.

Everything we do we do for public service | News, Sports, Jobs

jhinkley@thealpenanews.com It costs money to print newspapers, and, like any business, we care about our bottom lines, so we can invest in our people and the technology, equipment, and services necessary to improve what we have to offer. But, at their heart, newspapers exist for public service. A call to public service dragged most of us into this sometimes rotten enterprise. Knowing we’ve made our communities better places in ways big and small makes all the late nights, early mornings, missed special occasions, extra five (or 10 or 20) pounds, coffee addiction, and headache worth it. That’s why it meant so much to learn this week that the Michigan Associated Press Media Editors had given The News first place in public service for our coronavirus coverage.

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