The protest drew people from throughout St. Joseph County and surrounding areas, many of whom expressed frustration with the Trump administration’s approach to governance, citing issues such as tariffs, budget cuts, education policy changes, and a disregard for legal norms.
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The acquisition will include the Ascension Borgess Hospital ProMed Family Practice in Three Rivers.
The commission also held a pinning ceremony to recognize two firefighters for their recent promotions.
A National Weather Service damage assessment on Monday confirmed that the storm was not a tornado but rather a “straight-line wind” event.
About 450 St. Joseph County households are behind on their rent, averaging about $800 in rent debt per household. Many of them are one emergency away from becoming one of the 40,000 Michigan households removed from their home by eviction each year.
The ceremony took place Wednesday morning at the amphitheater’s future location on Joshua Drive
Commissioners raised concerns about Brussee Brady Construction's alleged track record with previous city projects, citing issues with accountability and unfinished work.
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While the department’s primary funding comes from the city’s budget, special projects and initiatives often rely on federal grants. After successfully implementing a crime reduction program for a year, the department planned to apply for renewed funding but that was put on hold due to the federal funding freeze.
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