Up to six female chickens could be kept, regulated, and permitted in single residential use zoning districts in Sturgis.
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“Everything’s homemade, except for the chips, and that we can’t help,” Pastor James Smith said. The event lasts from 5-7 p.m. tonight.
Starting at 3 p.m. Wednesday, 10% from dine-in, carry-out, and delivery orders will be donated to the department.
Mayor Tom Lowry says for safety and convenience, a second entrance and exit is needed at the Meadowbrook Farms site.
A near-capacity meeting Tuesday included a look at what’s ongoing, a reminder to not dismiss members of the public, and a brief discussion of why certain things contain lead.
The expulsion is for up to 180 school days, with a possible reinstatement after 150 school days if conditions are met.
Information on Three Rivers’ next steps with the EPA’s Get the Lead Out initiative will be shared.
The 10 a.m. event is taking place Saturday at Scidmore Park in Three Rivers.
A grant received in the fall of 2023 helped establish St. Joseph County’s LOSS team, which is expected to have an unofficial launch in January 2025.
The meeting will include a closed session as permitted under section 8(b) of the Open Meetings Act for Student Discipline.
Consequences for terrorizing threats have included long-term suspension or expulsion from school, plus criminal charges, Three Rivers’ deputy chief of police says.
The anticipated schedule for Wood Street’s rehabilitation includes construction taking place in September and October 2025.
Alek and Doug are back (as is Doug’s voice) to discuss the upcoming launch of Watershed Voice’s new website, the importance of maintaining editorial independence and practicing watchdog journalism, and the news magazine’s ongoing need for financial support.
Citing student confidentiality laws, the district said additional details cannot be released as of Friday. TRCS also asks for a refrain on social media posts.
Watershed Voice columnist Aundrea Sayrie writes about credible threats to our community’s safety and the importance of addressing them correctly. “We cannot become numb to this.”
Friday’s district-wide school closures are because of a recent social media post. TRCS also did not have classes Thursday because of a post.
Superintendent Nikki Nash said schools will resume classes Friday, and that all high school athletic events will resume as scheduled Thursday.
“We will be actively investigating the threat and will update if any further information is required,” the district stated.