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Many thanks to Fort St. Joseph Open House volunteers, organizers

Touring the Fort St. Joseph Archaeology Open House last weekend was like taking a trip back in time. ...

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EDITORIAL: Michigan voters — know your rights

With election day right around the corner, many are confused about where and when they can vote. Whether ...

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LASATA: January is Mentoring Month

Some of our state’s and country’s most successful people were helped in getting to where they are because ...

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EDITORIAL: Thank you to our public safety officers

Monday evening, the Dowagiac Department of Public Safety presented several emergency personnel with lifesaving awards for taking actions ...

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EDITORIAL: Support local veterans

Comfort and basic support for veterans can be difficult to come by, which is why we were happy ...

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EDITORIAL: Bridging generational gap improves lives of all involved

Friday, the Cass County COA is offering an event designed to transcend generations and close the gap between ...

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EDITORIAL: Library renovation will add to the community

In Tuesday’s Dowagiac Daily News, it was reported redesigns needed to be made to planned renovations to the ...

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EDITORIAL: Children benefit from hands-on learning

As reported in Tuesday’s Niles Daily Star, the Buchanan Preservation Society has launched its new Junior Miller Program.

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OUR VIEW: Sister Lakes growth is promising

Friday, open houses were being hosted for two new businesses in Sister Lakes: Libby Ann’s and Lakehouse Creations. ...

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EDITORIAL: The good stories are worth reporting

So often we hear people complain about how the news is all doom and gloom. We listen to ...

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EDITORIAL: It’s a high crime to betray a community

When Michigan State Police Trooper and Central Cass Fire Assistant Chief Jesse Binns was arrested in September 2018, ...

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OUR VIEW: Best of luck to the new superintendent

Dowagiac Union Schools has settled on a leader. Following a second round of interviews Monday night, the Dowagiac ...

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OUR VIEW: Budget cuts should be made prudently

The Buchanan Board of Education may deserve an A for effort but an Incomplete when it comes to ...

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OUR VIEW: Lots of ways to keep learning throughout summer break

School’s out for the summer! With the school year behind us and many fun-filled days of summer ahead, ...

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EDITORIAL: Congratulations, southwest Michigan

Last week, United Way of Southwest Michigan led a Day of Action in which businesses and individuals from ...

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EDITORIAL: Choose the next Dowagiac superintendent wisely

Tuesday and Wednesday, the Dowagiac Board of Education began the interview process for a new superintendent. In all ...

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EDITORIAL: Let’s keep things fresh

Is there anything better than slicing up a farm fresh tomato or roasting up freshly picked asparagus? We ...

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EDITORIAL: Congrats to the Niles Housing Commission

In Thursday’s Niles Daily Star, we reported that the Niles Housing Commission received a High Performer status from ...

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EDITORIAL: Sweet summertime music heading our way

Coming over the bridge into downtown Niles this weekend, sounds of jazz emanated down the river, echoed by ...

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EDITORIAL: Thank you to our fallen heroes

Monday morning, our newsroom was out and about all across Michiana working to capture the magic of Memorial ...

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EDITORIAL: Take time to remember the reason for Memorial Day

As we prepare for our three-day weekends, thoughts of beach days, barbecues and camping trips are likely in ...

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EDITORIAL: Buchanan school board owes it to educators, community to listen

Emotions were high at Buchanan Middle School Monday evening, and the energy has not dissipated in days following ...

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EDITORIAL: On the road to a solution with county public transit

For not the first time this decade, Berrien County commissioners addressed an ongoing issue this week: connectivity.

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EDITORIAL: The kids are alright

On our business page yesterday, we featured a story about Victoria Knight, a young, recent Southwestern Michigan College ...

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EDITORIAL: City should leave itself open to marijuana discussion

Monday evening, the Dowagiac Council hosted the first reading of a proposed ordinance that would ban recreational marijuana ...

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