1. Coldwater Daily Reporter - 12/15/2016 Page : A05
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Central Dispatch 911.
On Tuesday, Walls said
that the heating system
in the courthouse, with a
if revenues improved.
JohnsonControlsagreed
to make the up difference
in any savings not realized
the first year from its
$85,000 fee.
Final figures on the
savings won’t be availible
until early in 2017.
outside, though. Couch-
hopping — a phrase that
refers to moving from
house to house when
one has no place to live
— is one of the biggest
concerns among youth in
the county.
Branch County resi-
dents are also some of the
most giving, often donat-
ing to charitable causes
and providing for those in
need.
The Coach Eby Youth
and Family Center is
among those in need
of assistance from the
county. With the cement
being poured for the
soon-to-be community
kitchen at the southeast
corner of the more than a
century-old armory, the
faithful prayers of many
are becoming a reality.
The generosity of and
prayers from the center’s
staffandboard,theDearth
Trust, construction and
other crews, volunteers
and many faithful donors
is what has brought this
community need to frui-
tion. But, that’s not where
the need ends.
“We need help sus-
taining the kitchen once
it is open,” Eby Center
Director Dave Anderson
said. “We need the com-
munity’s help to make
the kitchen successful for
anyone who needs it.”
The center — home to
Friday Night Alive, Coats
for Kids and Families, and
a spot for the Meet Up and
Eat Up program through
Coldwater Community
Schools — has been pro-
viding support to youth
and the community at
large for decades.
A local mother of five,
SamanthaLaFountain,has
utilized the summer Meet
up and Eat Up program for
two years.
“My husband and I
appreciate this program,
because it’s a great place
— a safe place — for our
kids to play, explore and
let some energy out, and
the Andersons are great
people,” she said.
For more information,
contact the Coach Eby
Youth and Family Center
at (517) 278-5031, by email
atfridaynightalive@gmail.
com, visit www.ebycen-
ter.org or find them on
Facebook.
CENTER
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Aker Plumbing and Heating crew members work on creating the
kitchen’s ventilation system. CHRISTY HART-HARRIS PHOTO
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BattleCreek,andI’mproud
thatmembersfromallmili-
tarybranchesandthePOW/
MIAwilljoinus,”saidMajor
Edwin Shumway, project
officer of the Battle Creek
Cadet Squadron. “The
publicisinvitedtocomeand
seethisceremony,whichis
performed simultaneously
onapproximately200cem-
eteriesaroundthenation.”
WreathsAcrossAmerica
willrecognizethesacrifices
ofthenation’sveteranswith
wreath laying ceremonies
in over 1,100 cemeteries
worldwide.
Walmart is the larg-
est corporate supporter of
WreathsAcrossAmerica.
“Walmartisdonatingthe
services of 16 tractor trail-
ers to transport 100,000
wreaths to memorial cer-
emoniesacrossthecountry
as part of the company’s
involvement in Wreaths
Holly National Cemetery.
Theteamofvolunteerswill
assist in the distribution of
over 6,000 wreaths at the
Hollyevent.
“Over 40 Walmart/
Sam’s Club distribution
WREATHS
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Kayden Harvey, 7, of Coldwa-
ter, shared in the honoring
of veterans during last year’s
Wreaths Across America cer-
emony at Fort Custer National
Cemetery. AMANDA VANAUKER
PHOTO
However, hours after
it crumbled, the rebels
said the deal was back on.
There was no comment
from the government or
itsallies,andminutesafter
the new cease-fire was to
take effect at 11:30 p.m.
localtime,therewerestill
reports of shelling in the
fewblocksofthecityunder
rebelcontrol.
Three rebel spokes-
mensaidthefirstgroupof
woundedpeopleandcivil-
ians were to be escorted
outofthecityearlyThurs-
daymorning.Rebelswould
follow, they said, adding
thattheconditionshadnot
changedandthattheyhad
evenagreedwiththeRus-
siansontheexactnumber
ofbusesandconvoystobe
deployedintherescue.
The Syrian military
media denied an agree-
ment had been reached
and said in a statement
buses arrived in the pre-
dawnhoursatagreedupon
meetingpoints,wherethe
woundedwerefirstinline
tobeevacuatedaftersur-
viving weeks of intense
fighting amid destroyed
medical facilities and
depletedsupplies.
But they were turned
awaybypro-government
militias manning the
checkpoints. Then vio-
lence erupted: shelling
and then airstrikes. The
rebels retaliated, at one
point shelling the pro-
government villages of
Foua and Kfraya in Idlib
anddetonatingacarbomb
inafrontlinearea.
Residents,activistsand
medical staff described
mayhem in the tiny sliver
ofAleppostillunderoppo-
sitioncontrolasvolleysof
shells rained down on the
area where tens of thou-
sands of civilians were
trapped alongside rebels
inguttedapartmentbuild-
ingsandothershelters.
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