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Thursday, January 26 2012 |
Plante and Moran CPA, Tadd Har... HOLLY, Michigan – The village of Holly was issued a “clean opinion” in the matter of its fiscal year 2011 audit this week as Plante and Moran Certified Public Accountant, Tadd Harburn walked council members through the particulars during Tuesday’s Village Council meeting.
“What that means is that the financial statements that you received and were sent to the state basically indicated they were free from material mistakes, and in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles,” Harburn explained.
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Wednesday, January 25 2012 |
The cast and crew of Annie hav... HOLLY, Michigan - For this year’s annual musical, the Holly High School choir has chosen to tackle the classic Broadway musical, Annie. Boasting a line-up of favorite American show tunes, this year’s choir will have more than enough quality material to put on another stellar show. Made up of both high school and middle school students, the cast has been hard at work for five months, memorizing lines, learning choreography and dance numbers, and sharpening their vocal skills. “The actors have been at it since September,” Assistant Director and HHS Fine Arts teacher, Jo Grossman said. “Their determination to make this production the best it can possibly be is apparent.”
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Saturday, January 21 2012 |
Michael Alexander (55) drives ... HOLLY, Michigan - Spurred by new Holly sixth man and the man replaced in the lineup, the Holly Bronchos used strong second and third quarters to the visiting Linden Eagles Friday night, 52-37.
Holly’s Michael Alexander usually starts and the first man of the bench on most nights has been freshman, Isaac Casillas. That was reversed in the Horseshoe with Casillas knocking down a quick eight points, including two three-pointers in the early going.
Not be out done, the sophomore Alexander was aggressive on both ends of floor, helping to keep Linden’s offense from finding any rhythm and leading the break while going the other way.
Casillas finished with 10 points, six on three-pointers. Alexander had five points and a whole lot of hustle.
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Tuesday, January 24 2012 |
Holly Area Schools began an en... HOLLY, Michigan – Taking advantage of a myriad of energy conservation opportunities is the reason why Holly Area Schools have managed to save a combined total of more than $423,000 over the course of three years in electrical and natural gas costs, Supervisor of Facilities and Operations, Denis Taylor said Monday.
Taylor summarized the districts’ savings in these areas for school board members during Monday’s HAS Board of Education meeting.
The idea of energy-saving methods was first explored in 2009 after Michigan School Business Officials first walked Taylor and other HAS staffers through the process.
“They came in and really helped us establish a committee,” Taylor said. Taylor said a secondary group, Energy Essentials, eventually stepped in, conducting an audit on the entire district’s maintenance systems. “Through the audit process, Energy Essentials pointed out our flaws – things we needed to work on and things like that,” Taylor said. “They continued to participate in five or six more committee meetings, making sure we were headed in the right direction.”
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Friday, January 20 2012 |
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HOLLY, Michigan – Superintendent for Holly Area Schools, Kent Barnes wants to see just how creative the district’s students after making the announcement that he will be hosting a student slogan contest.
In addition to coming up with a catchy slogan that summarizes why Holly Area Schools are the best around, students choosing to participate in the contest will also be asked to submit an essay not to exceed 250 words also explaining why the student enjoys attending Holly Area Schools.
Barnes said up to four $50 cash prizes will be doled out to the winning Holly High School participants, while up to two $50 cash prizes will be up for grabs at the middle school level. Barnes said up to four $50 cash prizes will be given at the elementary school level – one for each elementary school building in the district.
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