Dan’s Fish Fry will host an all-you-can-eat fish and chicken tenders meal, with proceeds benefiting the Three Rivers Promise. The event will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 19 at the Three Rivers Lions Club, 420 6th Ave. Tickets purchased in advance are $12 for adults and $6 for kids. Cost is $1 more the day of at the …
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Three Rivers Promise receives donation
A Three Rivers-based company provided a notable boost to the Three Rivers Promise last week. Kadant Johnson pledged $50,000 to the scholarship program. In addition, company officials said Kadant Johnson will match all corporate donations, up to an additional $50,000. Meanwhile, the company is inviting its employees to donate to the Promise with the guarantee of a matching donation. Company …
Read More »Constantine approves contract for master plan update
The Constantine Village Council last week approved a contract with the Southcentral Michigan Planning Council to serve as consultants to update the village’s Master Plan. A Master Plan is a document and policy guide designed to help communities create a vision of what they want to look like in the future. The update is expected to take around five months …
Read More »Two people arrested following pursuit
A police pursuit earlier this month ended with the arrest of two people on a number of drug-related charges. The Sturgis Department of Public Safety said officers shortly before 8 p.m. July 1 saw a stolen vehicle being driving north on North Nottawa Street near Memorial Drive. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but its driver continued north on M-66 …
Read More »Sturgis approves hospital loan
Sturgis City Commission members voted last week to approve a $645,000 loan for Sturgis Hospital. The allocation is intended to keep the hospital’s doors open just long enough for potential, special funding from the state to be considered. An $11 million allocation from the state for Sturgis Hospital came to the attention of the Sturgis City Commission and hospital officials, …
Read More »Man rescued in Cass County boat crash
Cass County sheriff’s deputies responded to a water rescue last week. Sheriff Richard Behnke said deputies responded shortly before at 11 a.m. last Tuesday to Diamond Lake in Penn Township. Investigators said South Bend resident Bruce McCartney, 74, was operating a 16-foot Lund boat on the south end of Diamond Lake near Diamond Island’s ferry. Authorities said the boat he …
Read More »Police called on littering complaint
Michigan State Police troopers responded to a littering/dumping complaint last week in Branch County’s Union Township. According to a department media release, troopers were called late in the night Thursday to the 200 block of Lindley Road near Braucker Road in Union Township. Witnesses observed an unknown passenger car speeding from the area after hearing what was later confirmed to …
Read More »Search warrant leads to multiple arrests
Michigan State Police Southwest Enforcement Team executed a search warrant last week in Three Rivers, resulting in the arrests of nine people. SWET members converged Friday outside a residence in the 800 block of 8th Street. Once inside, detectives located methamphetamine, heroin and a weapon. The nine people arrested face a variety of charges and a number of outstanding warrants. …
Read More »Police investigate Branch County break-in
Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a breaking-and-entering incident from a location in Branch County’s Batavia Township. Authorities responded to the 300 block of West Chicago Street and were told the incident occurred between 6 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. June 27. It is unknown, however, if the suspects stole items from the building. Troopers said there have been multiple breaking-and-entering …
Read More »ISD employee honored
St. Joseph County Intermediate School District board members and staff acknowledged Theresa Danberry last week for her 37 years of employment with the Centreville-area agency. Danberry is retiring from the ISD as administrative manager and last week’s board meeting was her final meeting. Elizabeth O’Dell, president of the board, thanked Danberry for all of her reassurances over the years. On …
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