Cynthia Susan Wayne, age 59, of Three Rivers passed away on Monday, April 11, 2016 at Borgess Medical Center. She was born on July 30, 1956 in Three Rivers the daughter of Kenneth and Molly (McKee) Wayne. Cynthia graduated from Three Rivers High School in 1978. She was employed as a nurse aide at Fairview Living Center, Thurston Woods Village, …
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Susan Shackleton, 51
Susan Marie Shackleton, 51, passed away on Monday, April 11, 2016, at her childhood home, with her family at her side. Susan grew up in Colon, then attained a bachelor’s degree in science at Mankato State in Minneapolis. She used her degree to work as a dental hygenist for many years in both Minnesota and Michigan. She was born Feb. …
Read More »Out and About – Week of April 11th
Beware, for the Tax Man cometh. If you haven’t met with your tax person yet, you might want to make arrangements soon. I applaud those who have submitted their tax information and paid what they owed. I also envy those who are getting money back. The latter is getting harder to do every year. I try my best to let …
Read More »Traffic stop leads to drug arrests in Sturgis
Two men from Arizona were arrested on drug-related offenses following a traffic stop last weekend in Sturgis. Sturgis Police said a patrol officer stopped a semi-tractor trailer around 11:20 p.m. Sunday in the 200 block of North Prospect Street. Police located methamphetamine and heroin, with evidence of intent to distribute, according to a department media release. A 33-year-old man was …
Read More »Gunshots fired at Cowboy Up
Sheriff’s officials responded to a report of gunshots fired at a Mendon Township business over the weekend. According to a department media release, deputies were called at 2 a.m. Sunday to Cowboy Up in Mendon Township. During their investigation, deputies were told there was an argument between two patrons. The situation escalated to the point where one of the subjects …
Read More »Sturgis police arrest three men on several charges
Sturgis police arrested three men Friday night after responding to a domestic assault in the 200 block of Washington Street. Officers around 10 p.m. attempted to take a 32-year-old man into custody, when he assaulted a Sturgis officer. Officers then obtained a search warrant for the residence and discovered a small amount of methamphetamine and a large amount of marijuana, …
Read More »Moses Joins Trust Department of Southern Michigan Bank and Trust
John Castle, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Southern Michigan Bank and Trust recently announced the appointment of Matthew S. Moses as First Vice President, Head of Wealth Management for the Trust Department of Southern Michigan Bank and Trust. Moses received a bachelor of business administration degree from the Haworth College of Business at Western Michigan University with a Personal …
Read More »Man gets jail in theft from fundraiser for fallen officer
The former president of a motorcycle club who was accused of stealing money from a fundraiser for a Kalamazoo police officer who was killed while on duty in 2011 has been sentenced to five months in jail. Fifty-five-year-old Joseph Weeks Sr. of Kalamazoo County’s Comstock Township earlier pleaded no contest to embezzlement from a nonprofit. A no contest plea isn’t …
Read More »TR High School golf results
The Three Rivers boys golf team got off to a rocky start for the 2016 season, finishing 9th in the 10 team conference. The first jamboree was hosted by Vicksburg at Angels Crossing Golf Club. The team results were as follows: Otsego 176 Vicksburg 183 Edwardsburg 193 South Haven 194* Dowagiac 194* Plainwell 198* Paw Paw 198* Sturgis 204 TR …
Read More »Angie Skinner, 92
Angie M. (Boltjes-Grimm) Skinner, age 92, of Three Rivers, died Sunday, April 10, 2016 at Three Rivers Health. She was born in Groningen, The Netherlands on Sep. 15, 1923 the daughter of Hendrik and Anna (Robbes) Boltjes. She was a longtime Vicksburg resident and employee of Simpson Lee Paper Company. Survivors include three sons, Richard (Linda) Grimm of Three Rivers, …
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