Constantine Village Manager Mark Honeysett this week presented the council with a proposed collective bargaining agreement between the village and Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council, representing the Constantine Police Department bargaining unit. There are few changes to the current contract, Honeysett said, noting that it calls for a 2.5 percent wage increase for all full- time police officers in the …
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Search continues for missing woman
The St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department is appealing to the public for help in solving a missing-persons case. Sheriff Brad Balk said deputies are still investigating a case involving Brittany Nichole Shank, a 23-year-old white female. She is described as standing 5-foot-1 and weighing about 100 pounds. Shank has brown hair and hazel-colored eyes. She was last seen shortly before …
Read More »Miller sworn into final term
State Rep. Aaron Miller was ceremoniously sworn into his third and final term of office Wednesday in Lansing. The event was led by Michigan State Supreme Court Justice Stephen J. Markman. Joining Miller at the event were his wife, Alexandria; daughters Jael, Anna and Leah; and mother-in-law Tonya May. Miller, a Sturgis resident, represents the 59th District, which covers St. …
Read More »Shooting suspects in custody
Three Rivers police said it appears all people involved in a shooting incident last month have been taken into custody. Agency officials said names of those apprehended have not yet been released while the investigation continues. Officers responded Dec. 29 to Meadow Lanes Village trailer park at 13th and Madison streets in response to multiple shots fired. A caller to …
Read More »Trailer stolen in Fabius Township
State Police troopers are investigating the theft of a trailer taken sometime between 12:30 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday from the 10000 block of Lucas Road in Fabius Township. The 16-by-7-foot enclosed trailer is black in color with tandem axles. There were four ladders, two 23-foot aluminum poles on top and it was loaded with tools, according to authorities.
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They tell me this is a new year. I have been here a while and I hope I will get a new home soon. I am an orange and white Male and I will need my neuter surgery. I like to play with toys and I will love on anyone with a dignified purr. I don’t know how old I …
Read More »Glenn Miller, 72
Glenn Eugene Miller, age 72, of Constantine, passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at his home. He was born July 19, 1946 in Goshen, son of the late Willis and Susen (Bontrager) Miller. Glenn resided in Constantine since May of 1972 coming from Burr Oak. His early life was lived in Fairview, Michigan where he was a graduate of Fairview …
Read More »Sturgis Hospital will continue oncology services
The oncology treatment center at Sturgis Hospital will remain open, hospital officials announced Monday. Oncology services had been among those expected to close in Sturgis as part of a restructuring announced last month. Hospital president and CEO Rob LaBarge said the opportunity to keep the service open is possible through a cooperative partnership with Ascension Borgess Hospital. Ascension Borgess will do …
Read More »LaSata opens Lansing office
State Sen. Kim LaSata has announced she has opened her office in Lansing and is ready to serve her constituents in the 21st District. LaSata, who was elected to succeed term-limited John Proos, said she welcomes comments from the district’s constituents and encourages anyone visiting Lansing to stop by her office. Her Capitol Building office is S-310 and its phone …
Read More »District Court holds anniversary celebration
St. Joseph County 3-B District Court is staging a ceremony at 3 p.m. Friday to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the Michigan district court system. Among the guests expected to take part in the event are judges Jeff Middleton and Rob Pattison, retired Judge William Welty, and retired administrators David Recher and Carol Frohriep. The post was originally filled by …
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