A 19-year-old male heading eastbound on Chicago Road fell asleep at the wheel, according to the Sturgis Department of Public Safety.
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John Carmichael’s passion for his hometown community continues with The Watershed, which opens to residents Sunday, September 15.
All proceeds from the morning event will benefit the St. Joseph County Community Suicide Prevention for Youth & Beyond.
As of Wednesday, the calls appear to have only been to businesses, not residences, but overall vigilance is important.
Detours will be in place during the work, and the city recommends residents find alternate routes if possible.
Students on the President’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 4.0. Students on the Dean’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 3.75-3.99.
The newest ambulance will take over as Sturgis’ primary response unit. The lowest mileage ambulance will become the secondary unit.
Nominations will be accepted until Friday, September 6.
There will be a closed session portion to discuss the purchase of property, plus a pre-meeting work session concerning a downtown parking plan.
Everyone is at risk from the dangers of extreme heat, but some populations are more vulnerable than most.
The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene in Sturgis Township. An SUV driver from White Pigeon sustained only minor injuries.
“Our small town teams rolled into nationals this summer, brought down the power they hold, and rolled out with victories,” Head Coach MJ Kokx said.
The victim, a 25-year-old Sturgis woman, succumbed to her injuries. The suspect, a 29-year-old Sturgis man, remains in critical condition.
Vice Mayor Aaron Miller said his dissenting vote has to do with a previous vote on Sturgis’ millage.
The new program will allow residents to sign up for emergency alerts as well as opt-in for additional community event information.
The meeting will include a closed session portion to discuss the purchase of property.
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The screenings are for kindergarten and young 5-age youth. Screenings in Three Rivers and Sturgis will take place Wednesday, August 14.