Editorials
Early college program a win for students, community
Beginning next school year, select students at Dowagiac Union High School will have the opportunity to get ahead ...
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Police training helps save lives
In our editorial yesterday, we mentioned the numerous reforms and changes that Cass County Sheriff Joseph Underwood has ...
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Cass County Sheriff will leave strong legacy for future
Late last week, Cass County Sheriff Joseph Underwood announced that, after nearly a quarter-century serving as the head ...
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Cass Clinic responds to growing need
Our communities are fortunate to have a community health center like the Cassopolis Family Clinic Network operating in ...
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Conservation cooperation makes perfect sense
A who’s who of organizations and citizens devoted to protecting our region’s most important resources will assemble Friday ...
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High school student serves as positive example to all
As cliché as it may sound, one person really can make a big difference, as shown by the ...
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Come check out the new sights at the museum
From the fruits and vegetables harvested from our state’s fertile soils to the fish caught in the waters ...
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Students should take advantage of FAFSA program
Hundreds of volunteers will assist at more than 30 host sites statewide this month to help college-bound students ...
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Encouragement of outdoor activities good for youth
Last Saturday, hundreds of people with a passion for the great outdoors — and for helping local children ...
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Berrien County joins effort to help Flint
In the midst of the truly tragic water crisis in Flint, it is encouraging to see so many ...
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Michiana resident welcomed to leadership role at SMEGA
For a number of years, Joe Sobieralski, a Brandywine graduate and lifelong Niles resident, worked hard to grow ...
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Carbon monoxide safety can help save a life
Carbon monoxide, often called “CO” is sometimes referred to as the “invisible killer” because it is an odorless, ...
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Snow Building shaping into wise return on city’s investment
A little more than a year after opening, the inside of the James E. Snow Professional Building is ...
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Art commission enriching Niles
Last week, Niles native Michael Hambouz returned to his hometown to discuss a topic that is growing interest ...
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Using hiring firm to find next Cass County administrator a smart move
The Cass County Board of Commissioners took the latest step in finding someone to fill the void left ...
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New microbrewery could pave way to revitalization of Sister Lakes
A storm has been brewing near the coast of Round Lake — one that has many in the Sister ...
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Festivals a great way to invest in community, draw tourists
Last weekend, the Hunter Ice Festival drew thousands of people from all over the area to downtown Niles. ...
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Info necessary for drug investigations
Earlier this month, detectives with the Cass County Drug Enforcement Team brought down two meth-labs located within the ...
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Hoffman touched the lives of many
It is easy to see how much Leo Hoffman meant to the community of Edwardsburg and to its ...
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One Story brings together reading and community
Dowagiac’s largest book club will reconvene next month, as the Pokagon Band and its partners launch the 2016 ...
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Armored vehicle provides peace of mind for Niles
The Niles City Council made the correct decision when it voted to support a request from the city’s ...
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Hunter Ice Festival shows love for Niles community
As ice blocks were unpacked in Niles Monday, we could sense the anticipation for one of the city’s ...
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New ballot proposal law needs to be ironed out
A recently signed law has resulted in the City of Dowagiac becoming one of several municipalities around the ...
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Question of residence a matter of one’s own choice
A question about the residency of Cassopolis Village President Dianna McGrew has divided the council.
