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Authorities identify Bryan Shelly, 17, as pedestrian struck by train in Marcellus Township
Police have identified 17-year-old Bryan Shelly, of Marcellus, as the person who was struck by a train and killed in Marcellus Township.
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Cass County Pedestrian Is Hit & Killed By Train
A pedestrian died after being struck by a train in Cass County early Saturday. Sheriff Joseph Underwood Jr.
Kidney donation arranged through Three Rivers church unites women
Kristina Pollard was surprisingly casual about offering one of her kidneys to a total stranger, not realizing initially what the gesture would mean to the recipient.
Editorial: Cass County accomplished much despite weak economy
Posted 41 minutes ago at 12:09 pm. Monday, Dec. 21, 2009 Despite all the hand-wringing and economic anxiety from grassroots government to Lansing, Washington and Wall Street, Cass County quietly chugged along, accomplishing a number of projects in addition to routine services provided to citizens.
Vital statistics: Births, deaths and divorces in southwestern Michigan
Here are the vital statistics for Thursday, Dec. 10: Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Jeff and Erika Bloomfield, of Marcellus, a daughter.
Marcellus teachers make concessions
A teacher contract for 2009-10 has been ratified by the Marcellus Community Schools.
Road Commission crews are working this week to return a paved local road to gravel - the first in Cass County to undergo the process.
Portage family makes service a Thanksgiving tradition
Moving from Colorado to Marcellus after the death of her husband in February 1998, Linda Matthisen felt the effect of not having her many relatives and friends nearby.
`We choose to live' after son's death
Erin and Christopher Mosher are returning to the place where their son Hunter dreamed of living.
Churches,groups, offer Thanksgiving dinners for free
The holiday season ignites the spirit of giving. Here is a list of locations where those in need or want can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner: Kalamazoo Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kalamazoo: A free dinner, first-come, first served, at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the center, 915 Lake St.
County pay panel appointed by Wagel
Cass County commissioners usually adjust non-union salaries and wages in December.
Vital statistics: births, deaths, marriages and divorces in Southwestern Michigan
Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Jayson and Jamie Cardella, of Marcellus, a son.
Driver Swerves To Avoid Deer And Hits Tree
A Marcellus woman is hospitalized after she swerved to avoid a deer and her car struck a tree and rolled over in Van Buren County early Saturday.
a Unresta postpones computer certification
Posted 2 hours, 59 minutes ago at 10:19 am. By JOHN EBY Dowagiac Daily News CASSOPOLIS - "Unrest" postponed action Thursday night on requiring IC3 computer certification for 168 Cass County employees in 2010.
Locals sentenced in Cass Court on drug, larceny charges
Several local residents were sentenced recently in Cass County Circuit Court: a John Kindig, 32, 18056 Marcellus Highway, Marcellus, received two years probation plus 120 days jail for possession of methamphetamine and a concurrent 90 days for delivery and manufacture of marijuana and 53 days for possession of marijuana June 17.
L to R: Dale Bowlby, Ernie Porath, Don Hamilton, Jack Colburn Ronald Troxell. Fab Masters Co.
Judge tells Cassopolis teen, behave or face consequences
A Marcellus youth who betrayed the trust of his grandmother when he broke into her home earlier this year was given one last chance to turn his life around Friday in Cass Circuit Court.
Cass County seeks tax increase for 911 service
Cass County voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to support a 0.20-mill increase to continue funding 911 emergency service.
Vital Statistics: Births, deaths and divorces in southwestern Michigan
Here are vital statistics for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009" Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Tim and Melanie Carlisle, of Portage, a daughter.
Are raises warranted during a recession?
Posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago at 9:21 am. By JOHN EBY Dowagiac Daily News CASSOPOLIS - When dust stirred by discussion settled Thursday night, five Cass County elected officials had raises for 2010.