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🌱 What Judge Allen’s retirement means for Mason’s sobriety court program

Good day Mason! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ā˜•ļøļø

In today's newsletter:

  • What Judge Allen’s retirement means for Mason’s sobriety court program
  • Can you recognize these 1890s streets and buildings in Mason?
  • How a onetime Mason opponent became a top White Sox prospect

Also on today's calendar: Eastern JV Baseball @ Mason and 5 more events.

Today's riddle: What did the inventor of the knock-knock joke win? šŸ¤” (Answer below!)


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Weather forecast:

  • Friday: Partly sunny and warm, with a high of 73 and low of 58 degrees.
  • Saturday: Showers and a heavier t-storm, temps: high: 64, low: 34.
  • Sunday: Sunshine, breezy and chilly, with a high of 45 and low of 23 degrees.

šŸ“° News we're reading

• Sobriety court judge retires after 18 years of service (wlns.com) — Mason’s longtime sobriety court judge, Donald Allen, is retiring after 18 years of helping more than 800 participants rebuild their lives. Graduates credit his courtroom with setting them on a healthier path, and the community now awaits the new judge who will carry the program forward.
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• Historic Photos of Mason, Michigan: 1890s (wearebattlecreek.com) — Step back into Mason’s past with a gallery of vintage photos from the 1890s and early days of the town. Alongside the images, you’ll learn quick facts about how Mason was founded, became a city, and secured its role as county seat.
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• Surging White Sox prospect Caleb Bonemer could be even better than we thought (southsideshowdown.com) — Mason gets a brief shoutout in this profile of Okemos native Caleb Bonemer, recalling his 2022 high school matchup against Mason at MSU’s McLane Stadium. The story focuses on Bonemer’s rapid rise as a Chicago White Sox prospect, detailing his standout 2025 minor league season and hot start in 2026 that could push him toward a Double-A promotion and eventual MLB debut.
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Stay in the loop with what's happening in Mason

Never miss out on local news and events that matter to you.

Stay in the loop with what's happening in Mason

Never miss out on local news and events that matter to you.