61. La Porte County Historical Society Museum Library Genealogical And Historical Re lakes, politics, riverboat casino, schools, theater, transportation History of LaPorte michigan City Fire military/WAR RECORDS Various military records/history http://www.lapcohistsoc.org/resources.htm

La Porte County Historical Society, Inc. Genealogical / Historical Resources (see also our publications and maps for sale VETERAN GRAVE REGISTRATIONS: Card file of information about all veterans buried in the county. Each card contains individual veteran records, including family and military service information as available, and name of the cemetery where buried. FAMILY HISTORIES: bound and manuscript: Donated family history files may contain obituaries, family group sheets, photographs, and legal documents. Some of the collection is in file folders, and some is in book form and shelved in the research area. This collection is expanding with current donations. DIRECTORIES: Earliest La Porte city directory is 1859, and collection is considerable through current years for La Porte and the county. A few in collection for Michigan City. Earliest telephone directory is for the year 1930. PHOTOGRAPHS: Extensive collection of photographs of historical and genealogical interest such as buildings, schools, school groups, churches, houses, industries, individuals, retail stores, and much more. Most have been identified. Copies available for nominal fee. See our virtual photo album online.

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-Tools- Search Site Map Site Feedback Directions business units New Media Information Center Online Resources For research and reference help contact the Information Center Reference Desk via e-mail info.center@oakland.k12.mi.us or by phone 248.209.2362 between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Collection Catalogs Online Database Tutorials and Full Text Lists Online Databases Additional Resources Collection Catalogs New Media Information Center Catalog - WebPAC Access the New Media Information Center book catalog through a web browser using WebPAC, a graphical catalog. New Media Information Center - Periodical List Periodical titles available in print or microfilm formats in the New Media Information Center. Online Database Tutorials and Full Text Lists The New Media Information Center Announces... Free Online Tutorial Modules on Electronic Database Searching!

63. City Of Taylor, Michigan - Taylor History boasts comfortable neighborhoods, great schools, a variety finest municipal recreationcomplex in michigan, and the Zachary Taylor, a national military hero in http://www.cityoftaylor.com/history/default.htm

While the City of Taylor is 34 years old, the community has a rich heritage that dates back to the 1800's. The first registered property owner was Peter Coan, who purchased an 80-acre parcel from the United States government in 1830. Originally, Taylor was part of Ecorse Township, but area residents found that they lived too far away to participate in the civic affairs and functions of the township. Because of this, the residents petitioned to form a separate community. The petition was granted in 1847 and the new community was named Taylor Township, in honor of General Zachary Taylor, an American hero in the Mexican War who would go on to become President of the United States. Largely an agricultural community, Taylor Township grew steadily over the years, particularly after the opening of the Ford Rouge Plant. Finally, in May of 1968, Taylor Township residents voted to adopt the charter which incorporated the City of Taylor. The most recent years of Taylor's history have been characterized by development and improvement. No longer agricultural, the community boasts comfortable neighborhoods, great schools, a variety of shopping opportunities and several industrial parks. In fact, Taylor is experiencing a residential and commercial building boom, of sorts. Taylor residents can live, work and shop, all within a convenient 24 square miles.

64. Michigan Works - Links department works with K12 schools and community Civil Service, State of MichiganVacancy Postings Education, Family Independence Agency, military Veterans http://www.michiganworks.org/page.cfm/12/

ADA/Disability Information Veterans Information Talent Freeway A one-stop online career guidance system for students and workers planning their futures and employers seeking skill development for existing workers and recruitment tools for prospective workers. Developed by the Michigan Department of Career Development and the Michigan Virtual University, this "talent portal" provides access to occupational and career planning information, job-finding tools, postsecondary education, e-learning, resumes of thousands of jobseekers looking for jobs, and much, much more. Michigan Talent/Job Bank The Michigan Talent Bank is an Internet-based labor exchange available to job seekers and employers 24 hours a day. Job seekers can post their resumes and search job postings from construction workers to computer engineers. Employers who register on the Talent Bank have access to hundreds of thousands of resumes and can post immediate job openings. Through this system, the public can easily access a wide range of employment and training services. Job seekers can find education, job training, employment support services and job openings. Employers can access a local pool of qualified workers and related supportive services. There are no users fees.

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U.S. Universities, Colleges and Schools A B C D ... Y Schools (by state): GA MA NJ NY ... PA Click on underlined titles to see digital images; Contact us for images of any prints not already pictured. Other view pages Location Index Subject Index Artists Alfred University "Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y." Ca. 1910. 13 x 26 1/2. Sepia photogravure on parchment paper. Amherst College A.J. Davis. "Amherst College, Mass." From Malte-Brun's A System of Geography . Boston: Samuel Walker, 1834. 5 1/4 x 7 1/4. Steel engraving by J. Archer. Full hand color. Very good condition. Uncolored example of print above. "Amherst College, Mass." From John H. Hinton's The History And Topography Of The United States of America Bristol College "Clifton Hall, Bristol Col. Pa." New York: N. Currier, 1835. 3 1/2 x 6 3/4. Lithograph. Mat burn and repaired tears. Full hand color. Image trimmed from sheet above. Conningham 1136. Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College B.B. Chamberlain. "Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College." From The Ladies' Repository: A Monthly Periodical, Devoted To Literature and Religion . Cincinnati. Circa 1850. 4 3/4 x 7. Steel engraving. Colby College "Colby University, Waterville, Maine." Ca. 1880. 3 3/4 x 4 3/4. Wood engraving.

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Sign Codes "cracked"! Department of Transportation road sign dating program is a FRAUD! Home Page Photo Album Photo2 Page Road Sign Dating Fraud ... Skeptics Page Sign Codes- EXPOSED! The truth behind the mystery. The Department of Transportation has been lying and is deeply involved in covert military operations nationwide. "Highly reflective" markers of different variety began appearing on the backs of road signs across America with the explanation forwarded that the D.O.T. were "dating" road signs for sinage replacement and warranty purposes. "Free Indeed Research" has challenged this claim and has proven these road sign dating operations a "FAKE"! These markers are in reality, universal military directional code devices, *TACMARS* , verified by military personnel who have seen them being used by multi-national U.N. "PEACEKEEPERS" , to target vital sites, facilities and resources to be confiscated and used during a National Emergency. More startling information has been disclosed that the "fronts" of the road signs contain embedded codes as well and that our entire sign system has been cleverly altered and is shifting from a word based system to a "European" style complex of pictorials, images, color codes, and a variety of "ARROW" configurations! The following photos are samples of the codings deciphered by researchers through over 4 years of painstaking study of the markers and their configurations, target sites, and photo analysis. Our conclusive report of this phenomenon appears to be the final stages of a complex military plan called

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Students on Site Topics Native Americans > Introduction Native American History in Michigan: Introduction Native Americans lived in what is now called Washtenaw County long before the first white person entered Michigan. In fact, the name Washtenaw comes from the Chippewa words waushte and nong, which together mean "the land beyond." It is impossible to map the locations of Native American tribes because they overlapped each other so much. Several tribes lived in Michigan and surrounding areas: the tribes known as the "three fires," the Pottawatomie, Ottawa, and Chippewa (also known as the Ojibwe); smaller tribes like the Sauk, the Foxes, and the Mascoutens; and the Iroquois nations who had moved west into Michigan when whites occupied New York and Pennsylvania. We can not really know what native life was like before the arrival of Europeans. Native Americans left no written record and few images that told about their lives, and very few whites spoke native languages. But we can know a few things about Native American life before contact with Europeans. For the most part, Native Americans in this area lived by hunting and gathering. They hunted and fished, and ate moose, caribou, dear, bear, and small game like rabbits, squirrels, and fish. Some tribes grew rice, squash, and corn. They wore clothing made from the skins of the animals they ate, and used tools made of bone, sinew, and other animal parts, and their homes were made of mud and bark. With the exception of the Chippewa, Native Americans in this area also farmed corn, squash, and rice.

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71. 2000Releases Students and instructors dialed into the michigan server from With the military drawdowncomplete, DoDEA currently serves many small schools, and the http://www.siia.net/sharedcontent/divisions/education/stories/doeda.html

Technology Works! Technology Success Stories Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Electronic School http://www.dlc.odedodea.edu Why the program is exceptional The DoDEA Electronic School (DES) uses computer conferencing, via Lotus Notes/Domino, to deliver distributed learning courses to students on military installations in the United States and around the world. Students in the program can do their work at any time and in any place where they have access to the Internet or Lotus Notes. Currently, most of the contact between the instructors and the students is asynchronous; however, the DES is in the process of expanding its synchronous component through the use of technologies such as AOL, ICQ, and, eventually, SameTime and/or LearningSpace Live. Features Ten courses and several activities offered to students worldwide through asynchronous computer conferencing. A "resource-based classroom" environment in which students use standard materials but submit work and receive feedback via the computer. A Web site where parents can look at student work.

72. Indiana Private/Non-Public Schools Indianapolis; Duneland Lutheran High School – michigan City. E Evansville;Howe military School – Howe. I Indianapolis. J No schools Listed. K http://ideanet.doe.state.in.us/htmls/privsch.html

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74. Michigan Department Of Consumer & Industry Services Awards More Than $54,000 In michigan Department of Consumer Industry Services Awards More Than $54,000in Grants to Encourage schools Municipalities to Use Biodiesel Fuels. http://www.michigan.gov/minewswire/0,1607,7-136-3452-61242--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Home State Web Sites ... Treasury Contact: Maura Campbell 517.373.9280 Agency: FEBRUARY 7, 2003 - The recipients, grant amounts and local contacts are: City of Ann Arbor Contact: Dave Konkle, City of Ann Arbor, Energy Office (734) 996-3150 Ann Arbor Public Schools - $10,000 Contact: Randy Trent, Ann Arbor Public Schools (734) 994-8118 Fowlerville Community Schools - $7,248 Contact: Linwood Hibbard, Fowlerville Community Schools (517) 223-6027 Manchester Community Schools - $6,830 Contact: David Oegema, Manchester Community Schools (734) 428-9711 St. Johns Public Schools - $10,000 Contact: Joanne Denovich, St. Johns Public Schools (989) 227-5331 Zeeland Public Schools - $10,000 Contact: David VanGinhoven, Zeeland Public Schools (616) 748-3006 The projects will include an educational campaign by fleet operators to increase public awareness about the viability of operating school buses and municipal fleets on biodiesel fuel. The grants, which are funded by a federal program, support Michigan’s participation in the U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities program. The Clean Cities Program promotes voluntary alternative fuel use and infrastructure development to help the U.S. achieve energy security and improved air quality with clean burning, domestically produced alternative fuels. “These grants will encourage school and municipal fleet owners to purchase domestically produced biodiesel fuel and thus accelerate the market demand for this fuel throughout Michigan,” Hollister said.

75. NBC 17 - Schools - UNC Law School Preparing Brief For Michigan Admissions Case UNC Law School Preparing Brief For michigan Admissions Case. The brief will simplybe an onthe-record statement in support of michigan's admissions policies. http://www.nbc17.com/education/1926408/detail.html

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76. Bridge School - Michigan's First Public School Brief history and photograph of michigan's first public school.Category Arts Architecture OneRoom schools...... Monroe County, michigan, were the first citizens in michigan to fully a school continuouslyuntil 1950 after its consolidation with Dundee Community schools. http://sortorfamily.theenchantedforest.com/Schools/schools.html

Michigan’s First Public School George Sortor and Elmer Charles Sortor served as members of the school board. NOTES: Wakefield, J. P. and Younglove, S.E., 100th Anniversary Bridge School, The First Public School in Michigan, The Monroe Business Men's Association, 1928. Text and Locations of Historical Markers in Monroe County, Michigan, 1973 Enchanted Forest Web Page Design Service Last updated on: Wednesday, April 24, 2002

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Michigan Military Records, Michigan Historical Commission George Sortor, Revolutionary War Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War by William S. Stryker Henry Sortor, Revolutionary War Jacob Sortor, Revolutionary War Peter Sortor, Revolutionary War Thomas Sortor, Revoutionary War National Archives Click Here To View Civil War Regimental Histories Andrew Sorter - Civil War, Co. K, 15th Mich. Infantry (WC 232131) Arthur Sortor - Spanish/American War, Co. M. 31 Mich. Infantry Daniel Sortor - War of 1812 (WC 29945 and BLWT 962-160-12) Edmond Sortore - Civil War, Co. H, 1st NY Dragoons (WC 587.780) Geroge Sortore - Civil War, Co. H, 19 NY Cavalry (SC 332.740) Hanford H. Sortore - Civil War, Co. E, 5 NY Cavalry (Wc 767.125) Henry Sorter - Revolutionary War (W2281 and BLWT 17953-160-55) John D. Sortore - Civil War, Co. K, 136 NY Infantry Justus Sortor - Civil War, Co. I, 9 Mich. Infantry (SC 423.014) Leroy Sortor - Spanish/American War, Co. M, 31 Mich. Infantry Peter Sorter - Revolutionary War (S23933) Richard Sortore - Civil War, Co. C, 17 Mich. Infantry (535.035)

78. WMU Department Of Military Science: Cadet Life Contact Us Western michigan University Army ROTC 1903 West michiganAvenue Kalamazoo, MI 49008 1800-WMU-ROTC Email Us. http://www.wmich.edu/rotc/cadetlife/cadetlife.htm

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80. News Midmichigan military Families Watch Wait As the Showdown With Saddam looms, Mid-michiganmilitary families are watching the clock and waiting for what seems http://www.wnem.com/Global/category.asp?C=5517&nav=7k76

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