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A Few Good Men to host pancake breakfast fundraiser

A Few Good Men will host a community-building dinner “A Few Good Pancakes” on Nov. 18 from 5 until 8 p.m. at Hillsdale Free Methodist Church. The event will include live music, breakfast food, and an opportunity to become more involved with AFGM. A $5 donation is appreciated with admission. “The goal,” Anna Shoffner, AFGM...

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Pavelski goes from Wisconsin to Times Square

The Hillsdale Alumnus manages social media for the New York Post. Sometimes he communicates with his roommate in sound effects. He’s been backstage with Lady Gaga and forgets to mention it. But’s that’s just Joel Pavelski ’11—Hillsdale’s “yes” man. “My attitude is to say yes to everything,” Pavelski said. “I was not your typical Hillsdale...

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Broad Street Market to open basement bar, event venue

Broad Street Market’s basement is currently a large cement room with a shuffleboard in the middle. By next year, the owners hope to have the space transformed into a bar and event hall. Located in downtown Hillsdale, the market sells specialized foods items, deli items, alcoholic beverages, and provides catering and dine-in services. The idea...

Hillsdale residents question ObamaCare at town hall
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Hillsdale residents question ObamaCare at town hall

A meeting on the new federal healthcare law turned tense when residents began asking questions about how ObamaCare will benefit them. The Health Insurance Marketplace, which is called an “exchange” in the ACA but commonly referred to as a marketplace, is an online “mega mall” where U.S. citizens can compare and purchase health care policies...

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City council swears in newly elected members

More than 30 people filled the usually empty seats at the Nov. 12 city council meeting to witness the swearing in of the new council. In addition to newly elected Mayor Scott Sessions, three council members, Patrick Flannery (ward IV), Adam Stockford (ward I), and Emily Stack-Davis (ward III), were sworn into Hillsdale’s City Council,...