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Dec. 29, 1943 - Feb. 1, 2024 Born in Highland Park, Michigan to Ellis Vinton Barnett and Laura Irene Barnett. Mike joined four older siblings, half-broth ....
March 23, 1937 - June 30, 2023 There are many people in the world named James Apsey, but only one James Allen Apsey. Jim was born in Ferndale, Michig ....
March 20, 1936-January 15, 2021 Nancy was born in Bay City, Michigan to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knight. She died at home in Leesburg, Florida under the hospice care of her husband, Jim. Nancy graduated from Alpena High School in 1954. In August 1955, she married her sweetheart of four years in their hometown of Lincoln, Michigan. In May 1956, Nancy and Jim were the first married couple to receive their Associate Degrees from Alpena Community College. At age 20, she began her 35-year elementary school teaching career near Ann Arbor, using her provisional Michigan teaching certificate from ACC. After teaching three years, she entered Eastern Michigan University and earned her Bachelor’s Degree in 1960, and later her Masters Degree. She then taught for 11 years at Dearborn Heights and finished her distinguished teaching career with 24 years in Alpena Public elementary schools until 1992. ....
[email protected] News Photo by Crystal Nelson Two buses parked outside of Lincoln Elementary School wait for school to let out on Thursday. ALPENA Alpena Public Schools employees will continue to receive COVID-19-related sick leave after district administrators reversed course on a previous recommendation. The APS Board of Education voted to continue the COVID-19 sick leave for employees on Monday. Federal coronavirus relief measures initially mandated employers to provide paid sick leave for absences related to the virus. When that mandate expired at the end of the year, Congress allowed employers to continue the sick leave through March 31, but employers would have to pay for the leave themselves. ....