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DeWitt, Mich. - The DeWitt Panthers softball team opened their season at home with a win against the Fowlerville Gladiators. DeWitt broke open a big lead before seeing Fowlerville storm back to tie the game heading into the seventh inning. With Ruby Puck at first DeWitt senior Maddie Bekkering bunted the ball to advance the runner. Her hustle down the line towards first forced the Glads into a quick throw that went errant, allowing Puck to score giving the Panthers the victory.
When asked about what she thinks about stepping up to the plate with the game on the line Maddie had this to say:, "I honestly just think about putting my best foot forward. I know that my team is putting their best effort in and it's important for me to do my job as a senior and move the runners as much as I can." Bekkering accepts and excels in her role as a senior leader. When asked how she balances her personal goals with being a mentor herself she cited those who taught her how to lead by example. "I definitely had great role models in my past. My leaders have showed me the way to do it and how it's done and definitely how to win and how to push yourself to do the best you can."
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Located in the heart of downtown DeWitt, is a quaint, comfortable, and cozy coffee haven, the Tin Cup Cafe and Creamery.
Offering traditional coffee house classics such as hot coffee, tea, French press and espressos, they also have eclectic and fun beverages including seasonal fare and mocktails. We were eager to try one of their Latte flights! A four-cup collection of lattes from a bounty of choices. Offered both fresh or frozen we chose to try their famous and crowd favorite warm bourbon caramel, a frozen lavender dream (with options of vanilla and honey), a frozen Mocha Nut, and a hot S’mores! Each were uniquely delicious, and all for only $10.50!
We found the atmosphere to be inviting, the volume quiet despite being full and the ambiance on a Saturday afternoon to be ideal for a meet up with Mom or Dad, a casual conversation for a business meeting or the perfect place for a first date or your hundredth! Not to be missed stop into The Tin Cup Cafe and Creamery on Main St. in DeWitt.
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