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8/21/2026 2:45:00 PM EST

Join us for cake as we celebrate a life well worked and a future well earned!

Help us send Dr. Eisenmann off into retirement with laughter, love and good times.

For more information, please contact:

Jacqueline Wemigwans at 989-775-4937 or JaWemigwans@sagchip.org

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8/20/2026 2:51:00 PM EST

World Mosquito Day – August 20, 2026

Protecting Our Community Through Prevention

On August 20, 2026, we recognize World Mosquito Day, an opportunity to increase awareness of mosquito-borne illnesses and the importance of prevention. The observance supports continued education and innovative public-health approaches to reducing diseases transmitted by mosquitoes.

For Tribal Communities, prevention can be approached in a way that respects Tribal sovereignty, local knowledge, culture, and each Tribe’s authority to protect the health and well-being of its people. Community-driven public health strengthens our ability to identify local risks, provide culturally responsive education, and make prevention decisions that reflect the needs of our Community.

·         Simple steps can make a difference:

·         Remove or regularly empty standing water around homes and Community spaces.

·         Use an EPA-registered insect repellent as directed.

·         Wear long sleeves and pants when mosquito exposure is likely.

·         Maintain window and door screens.

·         Stay informed about local mosquito activity and public-health advisories.

Prevention is protection. By combining education, environmental awareness, and Community participation, we can help protect our children, Elders, families, and future generations.

For more information, please feel free to:

Dr. Jacqueline Bae (Health and Human Services Director) 989.775.4637

Katie Hager (Environmental Outreach Coordinator) 989.775.4585
Sue Sowmick (Public Health Nurse) 989.775.4699

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8/20/2026 9:56:00 AM EST

Anishinaabemowin with Cultural Rep, Dan Jackson.

Menu: Taco salad, watermelon & lemonade

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8/19/2026 6:04:00 AM EST

7957 E. Remus Rd., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

Open t o the public • Free admission

Grand Entries

Saturday, Aug. 29: 1 & 7 p.m.

• Dinner served at 5 p.m. for participants

Sunday, Aug. 30: 1 p.m.

Vendor information, please contact:

Tonya Jackson at 989-775-4780 or TJackson@sagchip.org

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8/18/2026 3:21:00 PM EST

Aanii Boozhoo kina awiiya (Hello everyone),

Join us at the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College (SCTC) community room & front lawn weather permitting on August 27th from 5:30-7:30pm. As part of our Food is Medicine series, Chef Sam Anglin will guide participants through hands-on prepping and preparing cayenne hot sauce to take home. Because this is a busy and time-consuming class, Chef Sam will only be providing a light snack of chips & salsa. Join us in the making of hot sauce and my talk on the healing medicinal properties that cayenne has and prepare a hot pepper flake spice jar with me.

The class is limited to 20 participants, and registration is required. Please refer to the flyer for additional details. We look forward to having you join us at the Tribal College as we share teachings of food as medicine, ensuring you leave with knowing what tools to use and obtaining the knowledge needed to support your own harvest and processing at home.

Contact me by email or phone using the information on the flyer. Leave your full name and contact info so that I can reach you if you leave a message. This is a make-and-take workshop. Please share within your departments and keep in mind space is limited for 20 participants and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Miigwech (Thank you),

<span lucida="" "lucida="" ",="" sans-serif;="" font-size:="" 11pt;="" line-height:="" "="">Elisa Grossman (she/her/kwe)

Extension Tribal Educator-FRTEP

Michigan State University-Extension

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College-Land Grant Office

5805 Pickard Rd.

Mount Pleasant, MI. 48858

1-989-317-4909

elisa117@msu.edu

egrossman@sagchip.edu

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8/18/2026 1:01:00 PM EST

For anyone interested in playing or

learning the trading card games:

Pokémon, Lorcana, Magic the Gathering,

Gundam Card Game and more!

• No registration required • E veryone welcome

• No experience nec essary • Meal provided

• Come and learn with the team or watch

For more information, please contact:

Dan Jackson at DAJackson@sagchip.org or 989.775.4782

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8/14/2026 4:48:00 PM EST

Free event tomorrow offered by one of our partners, the Isabella Substance Awareness Coalition (ISAC).  Use the QR code to register.  I will be there directing runner traffic. J   Check in is 8:30am at Island Park Amphitheater Mt Pleasant.

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8/11/2026 4:25:00 PM EST

Starting next Monday, August 10^th, Nimkee Fitness will be holding a recurring raffle with a chance at winning the following prizes:

2: GCI Kickback Rocker camping chairs

1: 10ftx10ft Ozark Trail canopy

Raffle ends on Tuesday, August 25^th, 2026 after the Farmer’s Market. At which point we will draw a winner

These would be great to take out camping or to a CMU Football Tailgate this upcoming fall!

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