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Former Wooster City Schools Board of Education member Lydia Thompson called after reading a recent column about the personalized service the late Herman Freedlander gave to customers at his department store in Wooster.
“The first year I was on the school board,” Thompson explained, “Wooster High School graduation ceremonies were held at the College of Wooster and I was surprised to see the way many of the graduates were dressed . some of them weren’t even wearing shoes.”
So, the following year prior to graduation Thompson asked if she could talk to the seniors about their commencement attire.
“Some of the students groaned when I told them they needed to dress as though they were proud of their accomplishment,” she said. “When I asked if there was anyone who didn’t have the type of clothing I was talking about, six boys raised their hands.”
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Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills to Bring COVID-19 Relief to Entertainment Venues
December 29, 2020
Part of the bills Governor Whitmer signed on Tuesday bring some relief to entertainment venues that coronavirus restrictions shut down.
$3.5 million is set aside from the Michigan Strategic Fund for grants to entertainment venues like theaters and concert halls with a maximum of $40,000 per venue.
The City Opera House in Traverse City says they and other venues desperately need this funding to stay afloat.
“When the rules come out about this grant so to speak, we’ll be applying for it because we’ve basically, our doors have been shuttered since last march. We were able to do a few things over the course of the winter, but that got shut down again in the last round of shutdowns,” said Diana Baribeau, Executive Director of City Opera House.
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A later-20th-century image of Millikenâs Department Store on the southeast corner of Front and Cass streets.
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A 1920s image of the City Opera House showing Votruba Leather Goods on the street level.
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A 1960s image showing the main floor and balcony of Milliken s Department Store in downtown Traverse City.
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A 1920s image of the Hannah & Lay Mercantile Company, taken looking northeast across the intersection of Front and Union streets.
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