Bridgman News

Whether you are a kid of 5 or 80, most every one of us looks forward to the beginning of summer, which unofficially kicks off this Memorial Day weekend.

The Cook nuclear power plant in Bridgman has installed a weather buoy in Lake Michigan about two miles offshore to keep track of water conditions this summer.

The head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is leaving his post, but not before making a trip to west Michigan this week.

A Berrien County Animal Control's door-to-door census started Monday and is expected to last all summer.

Speech therapist Susan Rice Monday night urged Dowagiac Board of Education to take the bond issue off the table "until we have restored the trust of our community and can move forward together." "I am here tonight," Rice said, "because, in all my years, I have never seen morale so low and lack of trust so high.

It's not too often that someone gets trapped in a trench or pinned under a mountain of debris from... A Canton stay-at-home father on trial for charges he caused near-fatal injuries to his 4-month-old... Werth formally withdrew his candidacy on Tuesday, said township Clerk Joe Bridgman.

Indiana Michigan Power has filed a proposal with the Michigan Public Service Commission outlining a one point seven billion dollar project for the Cook nuclear plant in Bridgman.

The system had been good to the self-professed average American family. That was until March 30 of last year.

The plant had been shut down for more than a month prior to the event after a refueling and maintenance outage.