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Reader submitted content: Crocus: A Late Winter Flowering

Reader Jeremy Friesen writes, "Each year I forget the joy crocuses bring. The first to bloom, ever a surprise at where they might sprout. This year, I couldn't help but a poem."

Cass County to hold household hazardous waste and tire collection event on April 23

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 23, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Cass County Road Commission, 340 N. O’Keefe St., Cassopolis.

Glen Oaks Board approves two-year contract for support staff

The full contract is available for public viewing on the Glen Oaks website.

Local Meeting Primer: Sturgis City Commission to meet Wednesday

The agenda includes a range of issues including tax abatements, zoning ordinance changes, and a proposed water system reliability study among other things. 

Glen Oaks Community College to induct Sally Baldwin into Arts Hall of Fame

In celebration of Baldwin’s achievements, the college is hosting a solo exhibition, reINspired: The Artwork of Sally Baldwin, from March 17-27 at the Flora Kirsch Beck Gallery.

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Without state intervention, Woodlands Behavioral Healthcare will run out of funds by September

Woodlands officials have been sounding the alarm for months, warning that Michigan’s community mental health system is in dire financial straits.

Glen Oaks Community College receives 11,000-pound steel donation for welding program

Students will use the materials to practice key welding and cutting techniques

Free Foodways Symposium returns to downtown Kalamazoo April 4 – 5

This year the college will explore foodways through the lens of water, and all the ways in which water gives us life and sustains us.

Letter to the Editor: ‘If we don’t stand for Mahmoud Khalil, we stand for nothing’

Andrew George of Three Rivers writes that the recent arrest of activist Mahmoud Khalil is simply "for the 'crime' of exercising his First Amendment rights." Khalil, a legal permanent U.S. resident and Palestinian activist who led students in protests last spring at Columbia, faces deportation following his arrest over the weekend by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

White Pigeon, Three Rivers win St. Joseph County ISD Quiz Bowl tournaments

White Pigeon High School and Three Rivers Middle School finished first in their respective St. Joseph County ISD Quiz Bowl tournaments.

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