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Outgoing council members recognized for achievements
Former city council members Tim Skalla and Bob Durm received certificates of appreciation Thursday night during an Open ...
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Michiana Church of Christ hosts second annual bazaar
One local church was transformed into a winter wonderland this weekend, complete with colorful wreaths, Christmas cookies and ...
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Niles Amtrak Depot hosts 27th annual Holiday Homecoming
Nine-year-old Juliana Payne, of Niles Township, could not wait to tell Santa Claus that she wanted a spy ...
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Niles Area Community Orchestra to host free Christmas concert Dec. 9
The Niles Area Community Orchestra is inviting residents to come and sing along to a number of Christmas ...
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Borgess Lee hosts Tree of Love ceremony
Wednesday evening, many Dowagiac and Cass County residents stood under a cold, late-fall sky, bundled in their warmest ...
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Miss Buchanan Scholarship Pageant to take place Saturday
Fourteen young women eager to represent the Buchanan community will compete for the title of Miss Buchanan 2019 ...
Education
City, school district enter into intergovernmental agreement
Changes are coming to the area around Dowagiac Union High School.
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Tickets for 80th Miss Dowagiac Pageant on sale Dec. 6
Tickets for the 80th-annual Miss Dowagiac Scholarship Pageant will go on sale from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, ...
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Jacob K. Brown Contemporary Art Museum Christmas tea postponed
The Jacob K. Brown Contemporary Art Museum’s Christmas Tea has been postponed until further notice.
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Immigration law expert to speak in St. Joseph Dec. 10
What is the law behind such gripping headlines as immigrants in Tijuana, Mexico, seeking asylum in the United ...
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NIles police log — Nov. 7
Nov. 7 4:59 a.m. — 900 block S. Third, welfare check 7 a.m. — 500 block N. Front, ...
Education
Mishawaka man donates kidney to Brandywine High School teacher
For three years, Brandywine High School teacher Dave Roeder relied on dialysis to do the work his failing ...
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Big Brothers Big Sisters looking for volunteers for reading program
Though the common saying is that “breakfast is the most important meal of the day,” one local organization ...
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The Artisan Shoppe opens in downtown Cassopolis
Saturday, Dec. 1, Deb Conley will turn on the lights, flip the open sign, and open the doors ...
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Edwardsburg student crowned Miss Teen Blossomtime
Standing on a stage surrounded by nine other young women who were complete strangers just weeks before, Paige ...
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Dowagiac artist to have opening at Euphoric Stage
Next week, a Dowagiac artist will be taking her art to neighboring Niles to showcase her work
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Local business owners, volunteers help to keep holiday tradition afloat
The Niles River Santa returned to his rightful place on the St. Joseph River Sunday. Through January, people ...
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Dowagiac Candle-light Parade swells to 130 units
Much like the setting of a Dickens’ novel, one of southwestern Michigan’s largest Christmas parades will soon transform ...
Education
Niles S.T.E.A.M. Room seeks to offer makerspace to Niles
A group of people who share a passion for learning new skills and sharing ideas are seeking to ...
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Council recount, potential conflict of interest discussed
Like many other elections this November, the Cassopolis Village Council race was close. Five residents ran for three ...
Education
Cassopolis Public Schools change bus routes
As of Monday, Nov. 12, Cassopolis public schools added a few minutes to the bus routes so students ...
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Proposal in the works for project for new attractions and amenities
Efforts are in the works to adopt a program in Edwardsburg, one similar to that of Imagine Cass, ...
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Kemner Iott Benz team welcomes customer service specialist
Kemner Iott Benz announced this week that Jackie Smith has joined the customer service team at its Cassopolis ...
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Miss, Mr. Edwardsburg pageant Saturday, Dec. 1
A trio of young ladies will compete for the title of Miss Edwardsburg in the Edwardsburg Performing Arts ...
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Dowagiac police log — Nov. 27
Nov. 27 7 a.m. — 400 Block of E. Railroad St., civil matter 8:33 a.m. — Depot Dr./E. ...
