Former Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy board chair Dave Coleman has offered to match dollar-for-dollar every donation made to the agency’s year-end appeal, up to $40,000. There are several ways to help reach this goal, including making a one-time donation, setting up a recurring donation or giving a gift membership. As part of the agency’s year-end appeal and the matching challenge, …
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I&M Warns Against Scams
Scams are not unique to I&M, nor have they gone away with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic or the holiday season. Scams have been reported across the U.S. targeting various utility customers and companies. Some scam calls and scam emails have been reported to I&M. The scams often vary, but often work like this: Customers receive calls or …
Read More »Man dies in semi crash
A Colon man died over the weekend after the semi he was driving crashed and rolled in the median of the Indiana Toll Road. Indiana State Police said 61-year-old Steve Downs was driving a semi tractor-trailer hauling milk. His vehicle left the roadway Saturday night in Steuben County. Investigators said about 4,000 gallons of milk and approximately 100 gallons of …
Read More »Three Rivers Schools to remain virtual through end of semester
Three Rivers Community Schools Superintendent Ron Moag said the district will continue the virtual-learning format through the end of the semester. The decision, announced last week, means the current format will remain in place to Jan. 22. In-person learning districtwide was suspended Nov. 23 per Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s order. Moag said the five-day average of new COVID-19 cases countywide warranted …
Read More »Statewide pause extended
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday announced the original three-week pause, imposed just before Thanksgiving, has been extended until Dec. 20. The continuation of the epidemic order keeps bars and restaurants closed for dine-in service, but can remain open for outdoor dining, carry-out and delivery. Gyms are open for individual exercise, with mandatory masking and additional strict safety measures. Casinos, movie …
Read More »Components stolen from vehicle
Sheriff’s deputies are investigating the theft of components from a vehicle in Mendon Township. Investigators were called to the 22000 block of Heimbach Road after the incident was reported Monday. The victim suspects the theft occurred Sunday night. Vehicle components were stolen off of a vehicle parked next to a barn, authorities said.
Read More »Whitmer administration extends partial shutdown by 12 days
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday extended a partial shutdown of businesses and schools to Dec. 20, rejecting desperate appeals to lift a ban on indoor restaurant dining while the state tries to stop a wave of new coronavirus cases. The 12-day addition will enable the health department to assess how Thanksgiving travel affected the spread of COVID-19, Whitmer, a Democrat, …
Read More »3 years later, dog and Michigan owners reunited in Illinois
A whiff of her old blanket was enough for Lola: The black Lab was back in her owners’ arms three years after the Michigan dog disappeared on a trip to suburban Chicago. “I feel like I’m in a dream right now,” Debra Mejeur said Saturday when she and her husband, Steve, were reunited with Lola at DuPage County Animal Services. …
Read More »Child run over in driveway
A 2-year-old child was run over by a family member’s car last week in Branch County’s California Township. State police investigators said troopers responded around 3 p.m. Friday to a call of a child who had endured non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators said an adult moved their vehicle forward and they were unable to see the small child, who had tripped and …
Read More »Centreville will remain virtual until January
Centreville Public Schools Superintendent Stephanie Lemmer announced the district will stick with virtual-learning format through the end of the calendar year. According to a letter posted on the district’s website, Lemmer said Centreville students were originally scheduled to return for in-person learning Wednesday. The district has been conducting classes remotely since Nov. 2. Lemmer said the decision to postpone a …
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