Executive Editor Alek Haak-Frost addresses a reader’s concerns about Watershed Voice’s recent coverage, and their assertion that the publication is more interested in being “fair and balanced” than combating disinformation.
There are 10 p.m. performances tonight, Friday, November 1, and tomorrow, Saturday, November 2, along with a 4 p.m. performance Sunday. All are at the Riviera Theatre.
"Benton Harbor just replaced all of their pipes," Erin Schultes said. "There’s absolutely no reason we can’t do the same. And not in 10 years, but now. Because now it’s affecting people. Now it’s poisoning our children."
The police department confirmed the leak was contained shortly after 11 a.m. today. Hoppin Elementary had been advised to keep students inside.
Blacklisted individuals must have willfuly created a situation to put cast members at risk, either physically or emotionally, TRCP's board stated.
Everything from spooktacular festivities to traditional trick or treating will be offered between now and next Thursday.
Organizer Carol Higgins said it should not be forgotten how hard-fought the right to vote was and how important it is to keep fighting to keep it.
"It's creating a better environment for our kids and being responsible stewards for our community," TRCS Transportation Supervisor Kenni Schrader said.
Property owner Tom Lowry says he wants to do more good for his community. Township lawyer Chris Patterson says Lowry's project can be developed within the township.
Allen Edwin Homes is requesting the commission set a November 4 public hearing regarding the Brownfield Redevelopment Plan #7.
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