Doctors Inlet Feed & Pet Supply

08/19/2025

Education matters.

In Brazil, eligible prisoners can cut sentences by up to 4 days per book — max 12 books a year — through the Redemption Through Reading program, boosting literacy and rehabilitation.

08/18/2025

Sometimes the best way to start the week is by slowing down and noticing the simple, beautiful things around us. ☕️🤍☀️

✨ Good morning & happy brand new week! ✨
May your Monday be filled with sunshine, smiles, and all the little joys that make life brighter. 🌻🐭



Illustration created by Cottage Whimsy using Canva and ChatGPT. 🎨👩🏻‍🎨🖌️

08/18/2025

Calling All deer. Thy do love the rtu pour on molasses and beet sugar. We have soybeans, corn, salt blocks and bricks and a new wildlife blend Come in and get it for your adventures before we sell out!!

08/18/2025

Get your coupon printed. Then come see us and Fromm here.

Chef's Specials by Fromm

08/16/2025

08/16/2025

Bet you know one! A great dog description

08/16/2025

Sean of the south bringing his southern wisdom. Enjoy

08/16/2025

The rest of the story. Entertaining and meaningful for one horses’s story

08/16/2025

From the Office of the Superintendent, Dr. Christopher Bernier

Good evening, parents and families, this is Superintendent, Dr. Christopher Bernier.

As we come to the end of our first week of the school year, I want to take a moment to share a difficult but deeply important message with you.

Tragically, this week, two of our students were struck by vehicles. One of them—a young middle school student—lost his life. There are no words to describe the heartbreak his family, friends, and school community are experiencing. Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with his family and the other family affected by these incidents.

No family should ever endure such a tragedy. As a parent and as your superintendent, I feel this loss deeply—and I know many of you do as well.

That’s why I’m reaching out not just as an educator, but as father, grandfather, and as a member of this community. We have been reminding families through our “Be Safe. Be Seen” campaign that safety starts with awareness and shared responsibility. The safety of our students—whether they are walking to school, riding a bike, getting on the bus, or being picked up at dismissal—is everyone’s responsibility.

This weekend, I’m asking you to please take time to talk with your children. Remind them what it means to be a safe pedestrian: to use crosswalks, obey traffic signals, stay alert, and put phones and headphones away when crossing streets.

And just as importantly, let's all recommit to being attentive drivers—especially in school zones, neighborhoods, and during busy drop-off and pick-up times. A moment of distraction can have lifelong consequences.

We continue to promote our “Be Safe. Be Seen.” campaign—focused on simple, life-saving habits that help protect our children. These reminders may seem small, but they make a difference.

The safety of every student in our district—no matter where they are—matters. Let’s take action, together, and ensure that the remainder of this school year is one where every child gets home safely each and every day.

Thank you for being our partners in keeping all of our students safe.

08/16/2025

Science confirms our deep love for our pets

08/15/2025

Get the offer and come Fromm with us. Lots of yummy canned food.

Fromm dog & cat food