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Nov. 29 police log
Nov. 27 • 12:02 a.m. — 100 block of Courtland Street, general assist. • 6:55 a.m. — Borgess-Lee ...
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Niles’ Alley Katz
Brian Mrotek and Steve Bailey knew they were taking a risk when they decided to open a new ...
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Hunter fest Jan. 13-15
The eighth annual Hunter Ice Festival will be held Jan. 13-15 in downtown Niles. The free festival, which ...
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Andrews photo exhibit
Andrews University hosts the opening reception of “Ivan LaBianca in Libya: An Exhibition of Photography” in the Art ...
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Scream Park raises $82,400
The Niles Haunted House Scream Park raised more than $82,400 this year for 80 area children’s organizations, civic ...
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Two free holiday concerts
Two free holiday concerts, featuring Southwestern Michigan College’s band and choral ensembles, will be at 2 and 7:30 ...
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Round Oak lecture
Round Oak Stove is the topic of a Dec. 10 lecture at Museum at Southwestern Michigan College. The ...
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Student art exhibit
Students exhibit art Southwestern Michigan College Fall Student Art Exhibit opens Thursday and runs through Dec. 12 with ...
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Plows slow to 25 mph
This winter, Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) snowplow trucks will be slowing down to 25 mph in the ...
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Shop ’til you drop this weekend in Niles
Several Niles businesses will be offering special deals and discounts during the area’s first ever Holiday Progressive Shopping ...
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Fernwood Nature Preserve events
Get your wildest holiday sweater out of the moth balls and join a holiday celebration for gardeners.
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Housing market slow
ST. JOSEPH — The local housing market has kept pace and slightly below the market from a year ...
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Nov. 28 police log
Nov. 24 • 2:59 a.m. — Main Street/Indiana Avenue, operating while intoxicated arrest. • 3:45 a.m. — Main ...
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DMS honor rolls
Dowagiac Middle School on Wednesday released honor rolls for first marking period, 2011-2012. Sixth grade All A’s Mariah-Joy ...
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Housing market slow
ST. JOSEPH — The local housing market has kept pace and slightly below the market from a year ...
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Roller rink family affair
When Michele Schaus had her wedding gown fitted, she brought black roller skates. In the spirit of the ...
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Tipsy Gypsy open
Laurie Kinzler Nov. 18 opened The Tipsy Gypsy — “where Miss Kitty would have shopped,” referring to Amanda ...
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Stroup’s coins, collectibles
Dave Stroup has opened Coin Collectible Corner inside Rev’s Pawn Shop, M-51 South. Rev’s bought out the adjacent ...
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Downtown Niles gets more variety
Brian Mrotek and Steve Bailey knew they were taking a risk when they decided to open a new ...
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Volunteer Center: Preserve space with Chikaming Open Lands
Chikaming Open Lands in Lakeside is dedicated to preserving open space and the diverse, natural character of southwest ...
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Santa to visit Howard Branch library Dec. 3
Santa Claus will be visiting the Howard Branch of the Cass District Library during the annual Holiday Bake ...
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War hero comes home
Maj. Ron Beadenkopf, son of William and Brenda Beadenkopf, of Niles and Edwardsburg, returned Tuesday from his second ...
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‘A Christmas with Seuss’ Dec. 3
Fort St. Joseph Museum is hosting its holiday open house, “A Christmas with Seuss,” from 10 a.m. to ...
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2 Buchanan residents arrested on drug charges
An investigation into illegal drug activity as a Buchanan home resulted in two arrests Wednesday.
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Cedar Lane gets pied for food pantry
What remained of a white, creamy pie was clinging to Tara Carlsen’s face on Tuesday.
