Nottawa News

A place Nottawa Township's government office called home until 1989 is its headquarters once again.

Pumpkins are on display along US-12 west of Sturgis on the 2008 Fall Color Tour.

Not all public schools in St. Joseph County are closed Monday for ``Fair Day,'' as reported Friday on Page A3.

Next week the City of Sturgis' State Revolving Loan Fund project for 2008 gets underway with the installation of sewer pipe at Fawn River Road.

St. Joseph County, Mich. - Schools in Michigan start the Tuesday after Labor Day.

A Civil War monument in Centreville will be the focus of a rededication ceremony Saturday morning at Prairie River Cemetery.

Ethical debate in Kalamazoo "The Case for Life" is being presented by Maureen Condic and the Rev.

Titled ``What's the Problem?'' the program is designed for pregnant women and parents of babies.

The Colon Area Community Park Committee held a groundbreaking Tuesday on the site of a 3.5-acre park bordering Sturgeon Lake.

St. Joseph County, Mich. - The St. Joseph County Road Commission has seen a $285,379 decrease in Michigan Transportation Funds in two years.

Two men were arrested and another is being sought after a chase Monday night. Frederick Ray Jenkins, 55, of Nottawa, was released after posting 10-percent of a $5,000 bond.

Nottawa Township Library to open in new location Thursday By Jef Rietsma Journal correspondent Published: Wednesday, June 4, 2008 12:14 AM CDT Nottawa Township Library Assistant Director Carrie Brueck gets the ...

Athens hopes cleaned and cleared Pine and Nottawa creeks will open flood gates for tourists.

Nottawa Township passes library tax BY JEF RIETSMA CENTREVILLE -- Voters in the Nottawa Township Library district renewed by a 4-1 margin Tuesday a property tax that supports library operations.Renewal of the ... via Kalamazoo Gazette

Nottawa Township Library officials are hoping taxpayers are in a generous mood May 6 when the renewal of its 1.635-mill tax will be decided. via Kalamazoo Gazette

Area schools put tax issues on May ballot BY JULIE MACK jmack@kalamazoogazette.com 388-8578 Four area school districts -- Plainwell Community, South Haven Public, Wayland Union and Colon Community schools -- ... via Kalamazoo Gazette

" Sherman Township officials are taking notes on potential cost increases to start preparing for their 2008-09 fiscal budget. via The Sturgis Online Community