Japanese students learn lots in Clarkston

When the earthquake struck northeastern Japan last month, Yukari Furuta and her classmates near Tokyo felt it. “It was very scary,” said Furuta, who spent a week in Clarkston along with nine others as part of an exchange program. “I was very worried about my family,” said classmate Hiroki Yamashita. Faye Valtadoros, Japanese teacher at […]

I can invent!

Camp Invention sparked students imagination and math and science skills for the third summer in a row. Campers, from first to sixth grade, participated in five different modules during the week. They created art out of recycled materials in “Art Park.” They tackled a polluted city and figured out ways to clean it up and […]

Concours kicks off weekend of cars

Waterford Hills Road Racing Inc. is going vintage this weekend. As part of their season-long, 50th anniversary celebration, organizers will host a full weekend of vintage vehicle displays and era-specific racing, and reunite past and present members and racers. The course was originally created in 1958 as a short one lane dirt track for time […]

Athlete of the Week

Tommy Ronk has spent his summer playing to the top of the Meijer’s G.O.L.F Adams golf tour, currently placed second for Player of the Year. His most recent tournament was last week in Tullymore. Ronk was one hole away from winning the two day tournament. On the last hole he hit a quadruple bogey on […]

Clarkston golf champs continue to reign over county

Lucas Belanger and Chad Wotton let their skills and golf swings lead them into the top places at the 34th Annual Oakland County Parks Junior Golf Tournament last month. Belanger took first place in the boys 13-14 division and Wotton placed second in the boys 15-16 division at Springfield Oaks. Belanger played in the tournament […]

Get ready for some football

As the fall season nears, the need for football increases. The need was answered with the eighth annual Clarkston Wolves Football Camp last week. Boys from grades 6-9 invaded the high school stadium and worked on skills and techniques such as catching, throwing and foot work with head coach Kurt Richardson, his coaching staff, and […]

Tournament leads with a success

Clarkston Community Education held their first annual Clarkston Schools Golf Tournament on July 14. The tournament was held in cooperation with After School Golf Academy at Bald Mountain Golf Course in Lake Orion. ‘I thought it would be fun for all the kids to get together,? said Patsy Castillo, Clarkston Schools Enrichment Facilitator Thirty-four participants […]

Travelling the world through works of art

Last Wednesday, young Clarkston residents traveled to Argentina without leaving the country. It was part of their Adventures of Art class held last week from Monday to Thursday. At the beginning of the week each child received a passport and then would visit different countries each day to see what kind of art they did […]

Clartucky races coming downtown

Time to grab your hats and head down to the derby ? the Clartucky Derby. The first annual event, April 30, is hosted by the Clarkston Retailers Group, My Clarkston, Buy Clarkston. “We did the Retro Cocktail Party in January,” said Liz Andre-Stotz, owner of Parsonage Events. “We are a small brainstorming group trying to […]

Cuts OK’d

Monday’s school board agenda was posted at 3:40 p.m., Monday, the day of the meeting, with one addition ? approval of next year’s budget reductions. That wasn’t enough time for Board Vice-President Susan Boatman. “This wasn’t on the agenda ? no eblasts went out to parents,” said Boatman, who made the motion to set the […]

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