Mary Louise Orr, age 80, of Three Rivers passed away on Saturday, February 4, 2017 at Heartland Healthcare Center. She was born on July 10, 1936 in Port Huron, MI the daughter of Frank and Bessie (Kibble) Desero. Mary was raised in Mendon by her foster parents Mr. and Mrs. DeCola. She was a graduate of Mendon High School. She …
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Two drug arrests in Three Rivers
Two people were arrested on drug-related offenses last week in Three Rivers. According to a Three Rivers Police Department media release, a vehicle containing three people was stopped Friday at the intersection of South Main and Mechanic streets. The vehicle was involved in an ongoing drug investigation in Three Rivers, according to authorities. K9 Django was summoned and confirmed the …
Read More »Out and About – Week of February 6th
There are two topics I try to avoid when putting this column together. They are religion and politics. I witnessed my father arguing both topics as I was growing up and I vowed to not waste my time arguing over such personal issues. Besides, I feel everyone is entitled to their own beliefs, and who am I to try to …
Read More »Dorothy Crump, 69
Dorothy Lee Crump, age 69, of Three Rivers, went to be with her Lord on Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at the Heartland Health Care Center. She was born on April 29, 1947 in Chicago, IL., the daughter of the late Zollie and Mary (Williams) Tolbert. Dorothy graduated from Drake High School in Auburn, AL. From there she moved to Three …
Read More »Charles Oberlander, 79
Charles Raymond Oberlander, age 79, formerly of Three Rivers, died unexpectedly at his Kalamazoo home where he had resided the past 20 years. He was born in Three Rivers on April 30, 1937 the son of Charlie and Helen R. (Kline) Oberlander. After graduating from Three Rivers High School her served in the U.S. Air Force from 1959 to 1963. …
Read More »Robert Deisler, 57
Robert John Deisler, 57, of Edwardsburg, passed to his rest on Friday, Feb. 3, 2017, at his home, unexpectedly. He was born Nov. 17, 1959 in Sturgis, a son of Donald and Shirley (Lough) Deisler, and had lived in the Michiana area all his life. He was a carpenter, working in building houses and in commercial construction, including working on …
Read More »Special prosecutor to be requested
St. Joseph County Prosecutor John McDonough is expected to disqualify himself today from trying a former Centreville teacher charged with 107 counts of allegedly touching three female students inappropriately. McDonough, during a conference Friday, requested another delay in the trial of Terry Miller, 47, of Centreville. Miller’s trial had been scheduled to begin next week before St. Joseph County Circuit …
Read More »Fire under investigation
State police are investigating what is being called a suspicious fire stemming from an incident last month in Fawn River Township. Coated copper wire was found to be burning at 7 a.m. Jan. 25 in a forested area on private property in the area of Freedom and Carls roads, according to a department media release.
Read More »Legislature and governor would be subject to added scrutiny
State Rep. Aaron Miller last week joined his colleagues in support of bipartisan legislation that gives people access to public records and makes state government more accountable to the public. Miller took part in a Capitol news conference as an 11-bill package was unveiled. The package will subject the governor and lieutenant governor to provisions of the Freedom of Information …
Read More »K-Wings split weekend games
After dropping a 3-2 contest against the Wheeling Nailers (24-15-5-0)on Friday night, ending their five-game winning streak, the Kalamazoo Wings (22-19-1-3) got back on track Saturday with a 5-2 victory over the Toledo Walleye (32-11-1-1). After a scoreless first period, the Walleye scored the first goal of the game midway into the second period. Tyson Spink scored his 21st of …
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