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St. Joseph County still waiting on post-tornado aid for individuals

On June 6, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer requested a presidential disaster declaration for St. Joseph County. As of June 18, that request was pending. If there is a presidential declaration, individual assistance could become available, according to St. Joseph County Emergency Services Director Erin Goff.

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Three Rivers boosted by $50K T-Mobile grant for Huss Project bike shop, community composting

The $50,000 grant for the new bike shop was one of 25 grants given nationwide by T-Mobile, and will be used to renovate part of the Huss Project for a community bike shop.

Kalamazoo City Commission meeting: June 17

Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.

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Brownfield Redevelopment Plan voted down by Three Rivers City Commission 

The Three Rivers City Commission rejected the proposed Brownfield Redevelopment Plan #7 with a 2-3 vote Tuesday, June 18. The vote came after an hour of discussion, including an increasing number of conversations among and interruptions from the audience.

One injured in Sturgis rollover crash

The Sturgis Department of Public Safety says one person sustained minor injuries in a rollover crash on Tuesday, June 18.

Southwest Michigan Materials Management Committee seeks members

The Southwest Michigan Materials Management Committee, or MMPC, will be made up of 16 professionals who will be responsible for creating a multi-county materials management plan.

Sheriff candidates talk illicit crime, local drug units, collaboration during forum

The five candidates seeking the office of St. Joseph County Sheriff attended a forum Monday to discuss the most pertinent issues facing the county today.

Local meeting primer: Three Rivers City Commission

Tonight's Three Rivers City Commission meeting will include a public hearing regarding a Brownfield Redevelopment Authority project.

With temperatures expected to soar, health officials urge residents to take precautions

Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph (BHSJ) Community Health Agency is urging residents to take steps to beat the heat. Here are some tips to stay cool and safe this summer.

Stanko joins Watershed Voice

Watershed Voice welcomes new staff writer Frank Stanko to the community. Stanko, formerly of Wahpeton, North Dakota and a native of Grand Rapids, worked for the Wahpeton Daily News and Richland County News Monitor since September 2015.

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