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Fishers Lake will keep name

A quest to make “Fisher Lake” the official name of the 327-acre body of water was stalled by the U.S. agency in charge of such matters. The formality was sought by lake residents Marian Cottingham-Schliesman and Katie Sweeney, who approached St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners in February seeking its support for the official declaration. Though the county never took …

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Police investigate Coldwater armed robbery

Michigan State Police troopers were dispatched to a liquor store in Coldwater last week in response to an armed robbery. State police officials said troopers were called at 8:30 p.m. March 21 to Rick’s Party Store. During the course of the armed robbery, an iPhone XR – black in color with a cracked screen – was stolen. It is believed …

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Tofu

Spring is sprung, the grass is ris.  I wonder where the flower is?  I am Tofu.  I am a male white chihuahua, about ten years old.  My owner was in declining health and unable to care for me.  I am calm , housetrained and I get along with other dogs.  I would make a great couch potato.  My neuter and …

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Nash named Three Rivers superintendent

Three Rivers Community Schools on Monday named Nikki Nash its permanent superintendent. Nash had served as interim superintendent since fall, when Ron Moag left the district to pursue other opportunities. Following the vote, Nash told board members she was excited to be the new permanent superintendent. Nash sad she never intended to be in the position she has found herself, …

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New CTE classes offered in fall

Centreville Public Schools will host two, new Career and Technical Education classes in the fall. Board members last week approved a plan for the district to offer Health Science II and a class centering on Public Safety. Offered in conjunction with the St. Joseph County Intermediate School District, the two courses will provide a pipeline to students interested in either …

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Motorcyclist injured in crash

A Jones resident was injured in a single-vehicle crash earlier this week in Cass County’s Calvin Township. Sheriff Richard Behnke said deputies were called shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday to a location on Union Road, north of Calvin Hill Street. Behnke said 26-year-old Corey McDonald was driving a motorcycle south on Union Road when it was struck by a deer. …

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Police investigate larceny in Constantine Township

Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a larceny from a building. The incident occurred during an unspecified period in the 12000 block of North River Road in Constantine Township. The suspect was reportedly seen leaving the area in a small, blue pickup. The victim told authorities numerous tools and farm equipment were stolen from the scene.

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Two injured in Cass County crash

Two Three Rivers residents were injured after their vehicle was involved in a crash last week in Cass County’s Marcellus Township. Sheriff Richard Behnke said deputies were called shortly after 10 p.m. Thursday to an area on M-40, south of Pioneer Street. Investigators said a vehicle driven by 33-year-old Linda Navarro was traveling south on M-40 when it crossed the …

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Police investigate hit-and-run incident

State police troopers are investigating a hit-and-run incident that occurred last week in Three Rivers. Troopers were notified at 8:45 a.m. March 14 about an incident in the I-Med parking lot, near the Three Rivers 6 movie theater. An older male was seen backing up a newer GMC pickup into a silver Toyota Corolla. No additional details were provided in …

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Coronavirus case rise in Michigan

New coronavirus cases leaped in Michigan in the week ending March 20, rising 11.6 percent, as more than 6,600 cases were reported. The previous week had nearly 6,000 new cases of the virus that causes COVID-19. St. Joseph County reported 19 cases and one death in the latest week. A week earlier, it had reported 24 cases and five deaths. …

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