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Dr. John Raffel is a highly trained dentist spearheading Lastra & Raffel Family Dentistry, a Miami family dental clinic that offers cosmetic, emergency and sedation services including Dental Implants, Crowns, Veneers and more.

At Lastra & Raffel Family Dentistry, our primary goal is to get to know each and every one of our patients and develop a great dentist-patient relationship. We believe that this is the best way to learn about all of your individual needs and ensure that we are providing y…

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Boy runners qualify for state finals

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By John Raffel Verified
| The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI) Verified
Tanner Dozier had a strong race at regionals for Reed City. John Raffel/Pioneer photo/John Raffel/File photo REMUS — Three area boys placed high enough in the Division 2 regional cross country meet Friday at Chippewa Hills to qualify for the state finals Nov. 7 at Michigan International Speedway. Reed City finished fourth among the 14 teams, one place short of qualifying for the state finals as a team. Article continues below this ad Tri County placed ninth, Big Rapids 11th and Chippewa Hills 14th.
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Chippewa Hills girls runners going to state finals Original

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By John Raffel Verified
| The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI) Verified
Fruitport's Zoe German (left) was fifth and Chippewa Hills' Dory Simon and close sixth in Friday's regional race. John Raffel/Pioneer photo/Pioneer photo/John Raffel Reed City's Marlowe Walcott placed 10th in the regionals and has qualified for the state meet.
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Ogemaw Heights ends Reed City's football season Original

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By John Raffel Verified
| The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI) Verified
The season ends for Scott Shankel's football at 6-4. John Raffel/Pioneer photo/John Raffel/File photo WEST BRANCH — It was not an easy night for Reed City’s football team. West Branch Ogemaw Heights got off to a quick start and defeated the Coyotes 36-7 in a Division 5 district semifinal football game Friday. Article continues below this ad The host Falcons improved to 8-2, while Reed City finished its season at 6-4.
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