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SPCA of West Michigan to get new building
The SPCA of West Michigan works hard to make life better for abused or abandoned animals, helping them recover, or finding them a new, loving, home.
Census data show K-County is growing with WMU enrollment cited as one key
The latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau revealed some good news for Kalamazoo County: In a state where the population dropped for the third straight year, Kalamazoo County continued to show modest growth.
Post Offices to close early Friday
The Post Office is reporting that most Post Office retail counters in Kalamazoo will close earlier than usual on Friday, July 3rd, to enable retail employees to spend more time with their families.
SPCA to break ground this morning for new shelter in Oshtemo Township
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Southwest Michigan planned to break ground today on a $1.2 million, 8,800-square-foot facility.
Trails summit hears call for regional cooperation
The likelihood of an linked, nine-county trail system stands a greater chance of becoming a reality if municipalities and other entities work together.
Oshtemo approves tax-collection fee
Taxpayers in Oshtemo Township will pay slightly more this winter, but it's for a good cause, township officials say.
What's happening Thursday: Garden tour; blood-pressure check
Tour in Mattawan Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery Visitor Center, 34270 County Road 652, Mattawan, is hosting a summer garden tour.
Judge issues injunction to block gravel trucks from Oshtemo roads
Gravel trucks won't be allowed on portions of 10th Street, Ninth Street and H Avenue for the time being, after a judge on Monday granted Oshtemo Township's request for a preliminary injunction.
What's happening Thursday: Kalamazoo Valley Democratic Party; paintings by Dean Clark
Political talk in Portage A presentation by John Freeman, the Michigan state director of health care for America Now, is taking place at Theo and Stacy's Restaurant, 5225 Portage Road, Portage.
What's happening Wednesday: Focus on chickens; blood drive
Nature event for kids in Kalamazoo The Kalamazoo Nature Center , 7000 N. Westnedge Ave., is hosting "Wednesday Morning at the Barn: Chicken or the Egg?" The program, designed for children accompanied by adults, includes hands-on activities; craft-making; lessons about how eggs are cared for; and an opportunity to meet the Nature Center's bantam hen ...
Kalamazoo mom takes plea deal in baby's death
A Kalamazoo woman who told police she repeatedly threw her baby on the floor has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the case.
Global day hopes to sew itself into knitters' hearts
For 41 years, Beth Pulsipher hadn't picked up a pair of knitting needles. She'd learned the basics as a teenager from her mother, but the hobby simply hadn't stuck.
This home is so environmentally friendly, the building itself was recycled
The home of Art Toy and Sharon Crotser-Toy is a 360-degree example of recycling and renewable energy.
Events happening in southwestern Michigan
Van Heest is an author, shipwreck explorer and preservationist. The program is sponsored by the Bangor Historical Society.
Vital Statistics: Births, deaths, marriages, divorces
These are the births, deaths, marriages and divorces for Wednesday, June 10: Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Steve and Diana Britton, of Paw Paw, a son.
Television broadcasts go fully digital on Friday
The boxes are still stacked high at the Best Buy store in Portage. And if those who need one don't know about the switch to digital television broadcasts yet, chances are good they won't know until their TVs go fuzzy on Friday.
Because of a production problem, two stories in Tuesday's Kalamazoo Gazette did not end in complete sentences.
Oshtemo to fight truck-route ruling, explore city status
The Oshtemo Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to pursue a lawsuit against the Kalamazoo County Road Commission and to form a committee to explore the possibility of incorporating as a city.
OSHTEMO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 6574 Stadium Drive -- A meatloaf dinner will be served from 4 to 6:30 p.m. for a donation of $8, or $4 for children ages 5 to 10, free for children younger than 5. Proceeds go the church's mortgage fund.
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