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STAFF COLUMN: Congratulations, Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce

This week, Niles celebrated a century of hard work, dedication, determination and tenacity. These qualities, found in countless ...

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CULTON: Local businesses make a community

Tuesday afternoon, I had the pleasure of attending the Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce’s 100th anniversary luncheon.

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LASATA: Boating safety an important part of summer fun

From our beloved Lake Michigan to the thousands of inland lakes and streams that dot the landscape throughout ...

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NOVAK: Return to Mayberry — the front porch

While driving the other day, a song by Tracy Lawrence came on the radio called “If The World ...

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KAUFMANN: Flexing our giving muscles

In my adult lifetime, I have lived in several states and taught at a different fitness facility in ...

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EDITORIAL: Dowagiac builds roots

There are few things that can give a greater sense of accomplishment than getting your hands dirty, planting ...

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EDITORIAL: Congratulations to River Valley Trail

Michiana’s River Valley Trail was the topic of much news this week throughout the region, as Wightman broke ...

Opinion

ARSENEAU: Dig in to Fort St. Joseph archaeology camps

Retired teacher and Niles resident Dee Beaumont considers herself a lifelong learner. One of her “bucket list” items ...

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NELDON: Happy Mother’s Day to our first teachers and nurses

This week, Americans celebrate three important segments of our population.

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EDITORIAL: Lots of opportunities to be entertained this month

With colorful streamers waving across the stage and Dowagiac youth tumbling through the air, audience members had a ...

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EDITORIAL: The right road to a resolution

At this week’s Niles Township meeting, Niles Township trustees and Berrien County Commissioner Jim Curran put into practice ...

Opinion

WILSON: The wizard, demi-god, and something really tall: Part 2

What has happened thus far: The wizard (rarely known as Rick) and the demi-god (sometimes known as LoDi) ...

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CULTON: May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Hey, how are things going? Are you doing OK?

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LASATA: Happy Mother’s Day

This weekend we celebrate Mother’s Day, and I want to dedicate my column to all moms in southwest ...

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LETTER: Get your yearly checkup done

It is May 3, and as I often do at lunch time, I have been reading the Daily ...

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EDITORIAL: The Dowagiac Area History Museum keeps history alive

Wednesday evening, Mayor Don and Joan Lyons presented “The Heddons and Their Bait” as part of the Dowagiac ...

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EDITORIAL: Help Stamp Out Hunger

This Saturday, let’s all do our part to help Stamp Out Hunger.

Opinion

PAQUETTE: Teachers make the difference

This week is National Teacher Appreciation Week, and I want to thank all the teachers who serve our ...

Opinion

STUDEBAKER: How do librarians keep bookshelves stocked with engaging reads?

The library encourages everyone in our community to read.  We strive to have something for everyone. That’s an ...

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EDITORIAL: This weekend, adopt, don’t shop

There are few things than bring more joy in life than the love of a furry friend. This ...

Opinion

SYTSMA: Your Cass County Friend of the Court: What you need to know when representing yourself at a referee hearing

If you have a case involving child support, custody, and/or parenting time, you will have a hearing before ...

Opinion

RENSBERRY: Can we talk funerals….for just a minute?

We were never meant to die.

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NELDON: Small fire shines light on power of community, community journalism

A lot of colleagues and friends have likely heard me say that I’ve spent my day “fighting fires” — ...

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EDITORIAL: Art connects the region

Actor Jaime Zevallos once said, “you can’t really have art without having a sense of community, as art ...

Opinion

WILSON: The Wizard, Demi-god and something really tall: Part 1

The wizard (sometimes known as Rick) and the demi-god (sometimes known as LoDi) were making their way to ...

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