Michigan State Police troopers are investigating the theft of a vehicle last week from White Pigeon Township. Authorities were notified around noon Friday to the 68000 block of Dowagiac Road. The vehicle is a 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500 Duramax. It is a four-door, long bed truck and gray in color.
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Thurston Woods plans Easter egg hunt
Thurston Woods has announced details related to its annual Easter egg hunt. The event starts at 10 a.m. March 23 at its location in Sturgis. Rain date is March 30, according to event organizers. Age groups are 1 and 2 years, 3 and 4, 5 through 7 years, and 8 through 10. Each age group has the possibility of finding …
Read More »Glen Oaks receives grant
Glen Oaks Community College was selected as one of five recipients of a competitive grant from New America to enhance support for student parents through innovative childcare solutions. The grant recognizes GOCC’s commitment to addressing the unique needs of student parents and underscores the college’s dedication to expanding its support services for student parents. As part of New America’s Community of …
Read More »Animal Control receives donation
Three Rivers Arby’s recently made a donation to St. Joseph County Animal Control. Sheriff’s department Capt. TJ Baker said $2,040 was turned over the Centreville-based agency. Baker said the restaurant, starting last November, began collecting money by asking customers if they would care to round up the cost of their order to the nearest dollar. Proceeds were turned over to …
Read More »Centreville schools approve bids on proposed improvements
Centreville Board of Education approved a multi-million-dollar bid this week, with work centering on the elementary school and football field. During their monthly board meeting Monday, district officials accepted bids totaling $3.7 million for addition of an elementary school cafeteria, and work related to stadium upgrades at the high school track and football field. Construction manager Triangle Associates presented a …
Read More »County clerk to demonstrate election-inspector duties
St. Joseph County Clerk Lindsay Oswald is presenting a review of election-inspector duties for anyone curious about the integrity of the election process in the county. During the county commission’s executive committee meeting Tuesday, Oswald agreed to conduct the hour-long informational session 3 to 4 p.m. April 9 in the third-floor commissioners’ room at the county courthouse. The demonstration will …
Read More »County commission expected to make re-appointments
Re-appointments to the county’s Agricultural Preservation Board and its Veterans Affairs Board are expected to be made next week. County commissioners on Tuesday reviewed the re-appointments of Henry Miller and Carolyn Grace to the Agricultural Preservation Board. Meanwhile, Bill Walters, Nathan Brown and Stoney Summey are expected to be re-appointed to the Veterans Affairs Advisory Board. The re-appointments will be …
Read More »Centreville passes golf cart resolution
Centreville village officials recently adopted a resolution pertaining to the use of golf carts within village limits. The resolution authorizes operation of a golf cart on village streets. However, a cart pass must be acquired from the village office. The pass is issued free of charge after proof of insurance and a driver’s license are provided. Copies of the resolution, …
Read More »Police investigate Coldwater break-in
Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a breaking-and-entering incident that took place earlier this week at a business in Coldwater Township. Troopers were dispatched around 1 a.m. Monday to the 600 block of Marshall Road in response to a break-in and malicious destruction of property. The incident occurred at Broadhead and Bullets guns, archery and professional outdoor outfitter. The suspect …
Read More »Sturgis schools approves new purchases
Sturgis Public Schools Board of Education recently approved installation of new flooring and painting throughout the middle school. The $800,000 project will be done by Magala Inc. In addition, the board approved the purchase of new classroom furniture from Great Lakes Furniture for $970,000. Cost includes installation and the furniture will be placed in the history, social studies, science, math, …
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