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Continued from FRONT PAGE his tenure in the district. Kolcheff eventually became superintendent serving from 1997 to 2001. Bill Allen (THS - Class of 1975) is the driving force behind the Kolcheff Alumni Center philanthropy. He remembers Mr. Kolcheff, “He was my football coach and teacher. I was a 130 pound football player, and he saw something in me, and told me to hit the weight room, gain some strength. I did and I grew.” He continued, “Eventually, through his coaching and encouragement, I was able to be named All State, and went on to play college ball at Central Michigan University. He really impacted me and I’m sure hundreds of others. I look back at what he meant to me—he changed my life.”

“Buildings are made of bricks and mortar. Legacies are built through people. The Alumni Center will bring the two together and provide community members a place to share old memories and make new ones. We are forever grateful to Mr. Kolcheff for making Trenton a better place.” ~ Doug Mentzer, TPS Superintendent Allen, now living in Tampa, Florida with kids all through college and a successful career in building construction, wanted to give back. “My heart still belongs to Trenton,” Allen notes, “With the help of my friends, Gregg Svitchan and Mark Lybrook, acting as on-site coordinators, and Superintendent Doug Mentzer, we were able to put this project together.” Superintendent Mentzer concurs, “Buildings are made of bricks and mortar. Legacies are built through

people. The Alumni Center will bring the two together and provide community members a place to share old memories and make new ones. We are forever grateful to Mr. Kolcheff for making Trenton a better place.” Thousands of students and their families have been touched by the lifework of Donald N. Kolcheff. And, more than inscriptions set in stone, the legacy of his work as a teacher, coach, and great leader will be embedded in the hearts of those who had the privilege of his tutelage.

Donations are still welcomed to complete the final stages of the Kolcheff Alumni Center. You can contribute through Venmo or Zelle William G. Allen 813-3852061 Billbuilt4@msn.com or by check Payable to Trenton Public Schools-Kolcheff Alumni Center— Mail to: Bill Allen 226 Sydney Lane Redington Shores, FL 33708. Hope to see you all at the dedication on September 25. Show your Trojan Pride!

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Dino Trivia Night a Roaring Good Time at Trenton Library Families enjoyed a roaring good time at Dino Trivia Night at the Trenton Veterans Memorial Library as part of the library’s Summer Reading Program theme, “Unearth a Story.” The family-friendly event invited dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages to put their prehistoric knowledge to the test. Participants answered questions from a variety of categories, including identifying different dinosaurs, beloved fictional dinosaurs and the popular Jurassic Park franchise. In addition to the trivia competition, children had the opportunity to compare their own footprints with those of a Triceratops, adding an educational and entertaining handson activity to the evening. Dinosaur-themed prizes were awarded to the winning trivia team and a raffle winner. The event proved to be a lot of fun, with the children showing just how much they knew about dinosaurs. The parents also held their own and did quite well! The Trenton Veterans Memorial Library thanked everyone who attended and helped make Dino Trivia Night such a fun and memorable event.

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the summer with trips and activities that included seeing Toy Story 5, playing putt-putt, exploring the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, enjoying the Trenton Summer Festival, visiting Greenfield Village and spending time at the Outdoor Adventure Center. The campers also visited the Wyandotte Street Fair and Detroit Zoo, went bowling at 10 Pins and enjoyed activities at Downriver Gymnastics, the Michigan Science Center and Airborne Adventure Park.

Other highlights included attending a Detroit Tigers game and participating in SNAP’s Trenton Hockey event. The program thanked the Trenton High School hockey players who came out to skate with the campers. The final day of SNAP’s 2026 summer program brought another celebration as campers and staff wrapped up a summer filled with friendship, fun, and new experiences. The program expressed its appreciation to its campers and

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At the press deadline for the Trenton Times, the Trenton Trojan football team is 1-1. They opened the season with a strong 42-14 victory over Allen Park. The Trojans followed that performance with a league matchup against

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Lady Trojans Swinging Strong on the Links The Trenton girls golf team has had several notable accomplishments to celebrate recently after a great day on the course with 41 girls competing in the field. Ashlynn Blank and Ella Schumaker took first overall with a score of 40. Newcomers Ava Campeau and Kendyl Fedea also had a strong showing, finishing fifth overall. Several individual awards were also earned. Quinn Robinson won Closest to the Pin, Ella Schumaker won Longest Drive, and Ashlynn Blank won Closest Second Shot. This comes after a huge first place finish at the Wyandotte Scramble, where they came out on top of over 25 teams. It’s been a great season for the team so far, with much more golf still to play.

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Both the Trenton boys and girls cross country teams are off to a strong start this season, turning in impressive performances at the End of Summer Classic at Huron Meadows Metropark and the Annual Livonia Stevenson Lamplighter Run. The Trojans posted strong times and several top finishes while bringing home plenty of medals from the early-season meets. Runners across both teams showed their preparation and determination, competing hard from the opening mile to the finish line. Trenton’s runners also demonstrated the importance of teamwork, encouraging one another throughout each race and helping set a positive tone for the season. With the early meets providing valuable experience and momentum, both the boys and girls teams have plenty to build on as the season continues. As the Trojans settle into the heart of their schedule, Trenton will look to keep improving, lower times and continue making their mark at upcoming meets.

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Riverview Students Gain Culinary Experience at Food and Wine Festival Over the summer, Emily Gross and Kaylee Morgenstern of Riverview Community High School and Ian Loos of Grosse Ile High School were invited to assist the culinary team at the Traverse City Food and Wine Festival from August 19 through August 23. The students gained firsthand experience in highend, large-volume catering while working alongside many award-winning Michigan chefs. They also

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Southgate Volleyball Takes Part in AP Summer Slam Southgate was proud to be part of Allen Park Volleyball’s 2nd Annual Outdoor Summer Slam on August 23, bringing together varsity volleyball teams from Allen Park, Carlson, Riverview, SMCC, and Southgate on the football field for a day of competition, family fun, and giving back. The event offered plenty for families and supporters to enjoy beyond the volleyball court,

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