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Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Tiffany Bell, of Kalamazoo, holds her daughters Ivory Gray, 4, and Jada Gray, 1, as Jada gets playful with her sister Friday during the Black Arts Festival.

Funnel clouds were spotted in Lucas and Ottawa counties during a severe thunderstorm last night that packed winds of up to 54 miles per hour and knocked out power to about 5,700 electric customers in northwest ...

As a Somerset Township fire truck pulled into the Addison Fire Station with its lights swirling, a not-so-typical passenger climbed out.

Hartland High School seems a rather fitting place to begin a new wrestling tradition in Michigan.

EATON RAPIDS - Lockwood Principal Eileen Grant-Ball will likely be leaving the district sometime this month for a superintendent position with Addison Community Schools.

“You need a plan, but first you get together and gather data. You look at your present needs and (vision) for the future.”

Like many others on the steering committee, Alice Ferguson is thrilled about Huron Schools writing a strategic plan for the next three to five years of growth. via Monroe Evening News/Monroe Sunday News