4 Quotes by Jim Hettinger

When I first came back here in 1978, they employed thousands of people. You can't say that any more, but their impact on the community is still significant.

Converting them to new standards ... often involves a pretty stiff budget and a few surprises along the way.

They were to Battle Creek in the early 1900s what Compaq and IBM computers have been to California's Silicon Valley. They set the standard for healthy living 100 years ago, and they continue to set the standard today.

If you hate change, you're going to hate indifference even more.