Senior Newsletter THE TRUMPETER – February 2017
The February 2017 edition of Manchester’s Newsletter for Seniors, THE TRUMPETER, is now available. Download it here: FEBRUARY TRUMPETER NEWSLETTER 2017 (1)
We now have a phone number!
The Manchester Mirror now has a telephone number! In addition to emailing us at themanchestermirror@gmail.com, you can now reach us at (734) 328-1386 to purchase an ad, place a classified, or contact us about a story.
Letter to the Editor: Don’t over-react to the Swastika on the Pond
January 10, 2017 To The Editor, To the people of Manchester please don’t over react this was not an act of racism. Whoever did this act didn’t do it out of hate, they did it to get a rise out of you, and they succeeded. There are no Neo Nazis or real racism in our […]
Young Manchester trap shooters featured in Brooklyn Exponent article
On Jan. 6th, 2017 the Brooklyn Exponent ran an article about Manchester Young Guns practicing at the Brooklyn Sportsman Club. Here is an excerpt: “Youth trap shooting leagues are growing across the country, and officials in Brooklyn would like to see a team formed here. John Calhoun of the Brooklyn Sportsmans Club said that members […]
Letter to the Editor: Pleasant Lake property owners seek representation on planning commission
Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017 To the Editor; In December we attended the regional water protection and safety conference at Freedom Township hall and were pleased to see the significant turnout, including most of our township officials and those from several other townships and the county. We also attended the December 13th township Board meeting and […]
Senior Newsletter THE TRUMPETER – January 2017
The January 2017 edition of Manchester’s Newsletter for Seniors, THE TRUMPETER, is now available. Download it here: january-trumpeter-newsletter-2017-1
Home for Christmas
Coming down Ann Arbor Hill Luminaries all aglow Their twinkling candles sparkling Upon the glistening snow. I’m coming home for Christmas Back to the country town I love Manchester, my home sweet home, You’re my peaceful dove. Turning on to Main Street My hometown looks so small I’m glad some things never change […]
