A waiver of special assessments for the Sturgis Improvement Association was approved last week, opening the door for another local improvement project. The Sturgis City Commission approved a waiver in excess of $15,000. The Sturgis Improvement Association is in the process of acquiring 104-106 N. Nottawa St., with the intent of revitalization. The first project will be to remove the …
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TRMS student celebrates birthday as Deputy for the Day
St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department helped a Three Rivers Middle School student celebrate an unforgettable birthday. Braylen Green, who turned 12 earlier this month, was named “Deputy for the Day” Dec. 9. Captain TJ Baker said he was contacted in November by Green’ mother, Rebecca Linn. She shared how Braylen, from a young age, has decided he is going to …
Read More »Veterans affairs considers TR building for temp housing
St. Joseph County Veteran’s Affairs Department is eyeing a Three Rivers building as a temporary residence for former military members. During their Dec. 12 executive committee meeting, county commissioners were advised Veteran’s Affairs Director Stoney Summey is negotiating with owners of the former Twin County Probation Center, 308 S. Main St. The building once served as part of Immaculate Conception …
Read More »Fatal crash in Calhoun County
Troopers are investigating a one-car fatal crash in Calhoun County. The incident occurred over the weekend on Verona Road, east of 12 Mile Rd. The vehicle was discovered by a passer-by, off the south side of the road and into the trees. The vehicle’s lone occupant and driver was identified as Brady Pritchard 22, from Charlotte. He was pronounced dead …
Read More »Bronson opens lab and imaging facility
Bronson Methodist Hospital is expanding healthcare services in Three Rivers with the opening of Bronson Imaging & Lab. The facility, located at 403 S. U.S. 131, opens today. Lab services such as blood draws, previously available at Bronson Primary Care Partners in Three Rivers, is moving to the new location. In addition to lab services, the site will offer imaging …
Read More »Camp Eberhart releases 2023 ornament
Camp Eberhart, a YMCA operation, has announced the release of its 2023 Christmas tree ornament. This year’s exclusive ornament features a rocket design and the wording “2023 YMCA Camp Eberhart.” Cost is $25 and includes shipping. Limited stock is available. Product can be purchased through the camp’s online store or by phoning the Fabius Township camp at 269-244-5125. Or email: …
Read More »Bill helps dogs used laboratory experiments
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last week signed a bill that would give dogs used in painful experiments, a chance at a happy life. “Teddy’s Law” was named after a beagle used in an unnecessary, one-year pesticide test contracted by Dow Agrosciences in Michigan. Following a Humane Society investigation into the laboratory, Teddy was released from the experiments. Teddy and beagles who …
Read More »Out and About – Week of December 18th.
Winter officially begins this Thursday, December 21. This is my favorite day of the year, because on this date, the days start getting a little longer. Rumor has it that the chances of us having a white Christmas are slim. This does not break my heart, but I do have sympathy to those of you with children and grandchildren who …
Read More »Sheriff’s department names employees of the month
St. Joseph County Undersheriff Jason Bingaman has announced the agency’s “Employees of the Month” award recipients for September. Road patrol deputies Kevin Penn and Travis Miller were acknowledged during an in-house ceremony Sept. 12. On Sept. 8, Penn and Miller seized ammunition and numerous guns during the execution of a search warrant at a residence. Their actions not only guaranteed …
Read More »In person early voting now an option
St. Joseph County Clerk Lindsay Oswald said voters now have the choice to cast their ballot in person at an early-voting site. The option is in addition to casting a ballot in person at the appropriate precinct on Election Day or through an absentee-ballot process. Oswald said the county’s cities and townships have entered an agreement to host early voting …
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