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Police Investigate Teen's Death
Police in Monroe are investigating the death of a teenager. The body of 16-year-old Joshua Miracle was found Saturday morning in Carleton's Ash Park.
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Western Michigan opens Detroit-area recruit center
Western Michigan University has decided to open a recruiting office in Royal Oak and plans to start offering "new academic programming" in the Detroit area as well.
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Broncos women's basketball player Ebony Cleary sidelined indefinitely
Western Michigan University women's basketball coach Tasha McDowell said junior forward Ebony Cleary might miss additional games after not playing in Wednesday's exhibition opener against Aquinas College.
Woman's fervor to help girls leads to award; NAACP branch to honor Junior Girls founder
Pam Roland posed in front of the wall with photos from the annual children's fashion show, with young girls of the Kalamazoo Junior Girls organization.
Talk on LGBT tolerance draws rapt attention
November 06, 2009, 11:01AM Tyler Tjomsland Kalamazoo Gazette Dr. Catilin Ryan, director of the Family Acceptance Project at the Marian Wright Edelman Institute at San Francisco State University, lectures WMU students and members of the community about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender youth and family issues on November 05, 2009 in WMU's ...
Links between constitutional sex rules, women's rights probed by Western Michigan, UW-Oshkosh
The National Science Foundation has given a three-year, $312,000 grant to political scientists Priscilla Lambert of Western Michigan University and Druscilla Scribner of the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Western Michigan says they and their associates will make a cross-national analysis of 100 countries.
Ethanol fuels hopes and a lot of debate
Could ethanol be the key to Michigan's renewable energy future? Ethanol has become more popular as a renewable energy source.
William J. Hayes, II, 94, of Marshall, formerly of Shelby, died Thursday evening, Oct.
Deanna Swoboda, an assistant professor at Western Michigan University and tuba soloist, will join the Corning Area Community Concert Band next week when it presents its annual Fall Scholarship Concert.
Western Michigan trustees back plan for med school
The Western Michigan University board of trustees has adopted a formal statement in support of the administration's effort to create a privately funded medical school at the public university.
Metro Detroit news: Bing cheers drop in Angels' Night blazes
The number of fires during this year's Angels' Night patrol dropped 12% from last year, despite about 20,000 fewer volunteers patrolling the streets, the mayor's office reported.
Western Michigan University's President is taking the next step in his quest for a medical school.
NAACP: Centennial time for renewed focus
Special to the Kalamazoo Gazette KALAMAZOO - The road to racial equality has been a long - a 100-year trek for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Voters could redraw all districts
Voters in Michigan will decide next year whether to hold a constitutional convention to amend the state's governing doctrine, which could include reorganizing local municipalities and school districts.
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Freshman tight end Hammond makes impact for Broncos
Tight end Blake Hammond shrugged off the mention of his relatively modest statistics Saturday.
WMU medical-school idea raises questions, not funds
By Paula M. Davis pdavis@kalamazoogazette.com 388-8583 KALAMAZOO - It's been two years since Western Michigan University President John M. Dunn raised the idea of creating a medical school in affiliation with Bronson and Borgess hospitals.
The fee is $5 or two canned goods per person. Kids Korner for children 13 and under will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Loss of Promise Scholarship leaves students upset
MICHIGAN Governor Jennifer Granholm signed the remaining six budget bills needed to make sure the government stayed open, but when doing so she issued 75 line item vetoes, cutting $127 million from fifteen budgets.
Some voters say Kalamazoo's anti-discrimination vote doesn't address 'bathroom issue'
When you cut away equality arguments and lay aside the Bible, some Kalamazoo voters say it is the "bathroom issue" that will influence their Nov.
BCHS nurse navigator certified by breast center
Susan DeRuiter, RN in The Cancer Care Center at Battle Creek Health System has completed National Consortium of Breast Centers requirements to become a certified breast patient navigator.
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