The Midland Area Honor Guard has been supporting families of deceased military members for over 40 years. With the help of a CARE Fund grant from Hemlock Semiconductor Operations (HSC), the Honor Guard will be able to purchase new uniforms for its members to wear during funeral services.
Hemlock Semiconductor Operations today announced that Arabinda “AB” Ghosh has formally begun his role as the company’s new chairman and CEO, succeeding Mark Bassett, who retired December 31st. HSC announced the transition on September 27, when Ghosh started at HSC as Chief Operating Officer.
Hemlock Semiconductor Operations (HSC) is accepting applications from local fire departments seeking grants to cover the cost of a training or certification of the fire department’s choice.
Depictions of “The Beauty of Diversity in My Community” created by area students were recently awarded prizes and will be featured in Hemlock Semiconductor Operations’ (HSC) 2022 calendar as part of the company’s 12th annual Community Calendar Contest.
The Midland County Emergency Food Pantry Network is very grateful for the 3,355 pounds of meat donated by nine local businesses which purchased animals from 14 youth at this year’s Midland County Fair auction. The frozen meat filled two new commercial upright freezers that were donated recently by a generous supporter of EFPN, a chest … Read more
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BAY CITY, MI – The Bay County Library System is launching a new program that aims to “close the talk gap” among children to help get them ready for kindergarten, according to organizers.
SAGINAW, MI – Hemlock Semiconductor has awarded a $10,000 grant to Saginaw Public Schools and the Saginaw Intermediate School District’s Career and Technical Education department to support the Saginaw Career Complex’s building and construction program.
Hidden Harvest, an organization that works to alleviate hunger for 60,000 people a year, will be able to increase its food rescue and hunger relief efforts in the Great Lakes Bay Region with the purchase of a new 24-foot truck, thanks to a CARE grant from Hemlock Semiconductor Operations (HSC).
When Hemlock Semiconductor (HSC) was founded in 1961 its goal was to produce the world’s purest manmade polycrystalline silicon, which has since become a foundational building block for both the semiconductor microelectronics device industry and the solar industry.