A trio of former township supervisors was recognized during an annual awards program staged last week by St. Joseph County Road Commission. The trio – Don Gloy of White Pigeon Township, John Kroggel of Fabius Township, and Mark Brown of Constantine Township – received the agency’s “Recognition Award.” The ceremony took place during the road commission board’s March 19 meeting. …
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Police warn of telephone scam
Three Rivers Police Deputy Chief Sam Smallcombe is advising the public about a phone scam that has been brought to the agency’s attention. Smallcombe said the perpetrator targets businesses during overnight hours. The suspect, posing as the business owner, calls an employee and directs the employee to withdraw cash from the business and deposit the funds in a Bitcoin machine. …
Read More »Michigan unemployment rate up
Michigan’s unemployment rate rose from January to February. According to Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, the state’s unemployment rate was 5.3 percent in January and increased by one-tenth of a percent to 5.4 percent in February. The agency said overall employment in Michigan grew by 2,000 jobs while unemployment increased by 6,000 jobs in February. Agency officials said …
Read More »Court sentences man charged with leaving child in car
An Athens man charged with leaving a child in a vehicle causing death has been sentenced to complete probation and possibly serve jail time. Chad Morgan, 36, was sentenced Thursday to serve nine months in jail starting next February. Whether Martin ends up serving jail time, however, is contingent on a judge’s decision after Martin checks in with the court …
Read More »Many drivers have already upgraded licenses
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said more than 73 percent of Michigan driver’s license holders have already upgraded to a REAL ID. U.S. travelers will be required to have a REAL ID or other form of identification to board domestic flights effective May 7. The deadline to have a REAL ID has been extended a number of times but …
Read More »Out and About – Week of March 31st
I have finally completed my first week of Cardio Rehab. I was a bit anxious about this experience, because I wasn’t sure what to expect. For those who have spent time in Cardio Rehab, I hope you don’t get bored with me sharing my experience. My sessions consist of three visits a week for a total of twenty-four visits. The …
Read More »The History & Mystery of Three Rivers
South Grant Avenue begins again at Millard Street as the Andrews School fills the 200 block. In 1990 the addresses ended just past West Broadway. #315 Bonnie Chapman, emp. Dairy Bar, D.L. Hesseling (ch: Brandy McNett), Joe Inderbed, emp. Chenoweth Roofing, #319 Walter Tokarski, retired, #322 Rex Oberlander, (Barbara) emp. Peterson Springs, #330 Howard Curtis retired, (Beverly emp. First National …
Read More »Constantine schools names superintendent
Constantine Public Schools announced this week that Patrick Breen is taking over as the district’s superintendent. After serving as interim superintendent since last summer, Breen was chosen by the district’s board of education to succeed Joe Holloway. Breen has almost two decades of experience in education, including the past four years as Constantine High School’s principal. He also has served …
Read More »Police search for suspects in retail theft
Two suspects are being sought following a retail theft incident last weekend in Sturgis. Michigan State Police troopers said a man and a woman on Saturday entered Dunham’s on South Centerville Road. They collected a number of clothing items totaling about $300 and left the store without paying for the merchandise. Investigators are relying on in-store security cameras to help …
Read More »Coldwater man arrested following incident
A Coldwater man, suspected of being homeless, faces a number of charges following an incident in downtown Coldwater earlier this week. Police were called around 11 p.m. Tuesday to the area of East Chicago Street and Clay Street in response to a man standing in the roadway. Officers noticed the 38-year-old man appeared agitated and had fresh blood on his …
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