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Vital statistics: births, deaths, marriages and divorces in southwestern Michigan
Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Stephen and Allison Ade, of Three Rivers, a son.
Vital statistics: births, deaths, marriages and divorces in southwestern Michigan
Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL Jeremy and Sara Badiner, of Plainwell, son. Bethany Cwalina and Cameron Wilbur, of Kalamazoo, a daughter.
Michigan may cut Amtrak subsidies impacting Benton Harbor, Dowagiac, Niles
This story was originally posted July 4, 2009, at 6:47 a.m. Michigan may cut subsidies that keep Amtrak running along two of its three passenger rail lines in the state, a move critics say sends the wrong message as President Barack Obama is promoting high-speed rail.
Cops & Doughnuts: For laughs and to help community, police in Mich. town buy bakery
"Cops & Doughnuts" is more than a punchline. It's now a bakery in Michigan - owned by nine full-time employees of the Clare Police Department.
One-size-fits-all justice doesna t work for Mich.
One-size-fits-all justice doesn't work for Mich. Published by at 10:00 pm under Uncategorized Juveniles in Michigan can be given the state's maximum prison sentence, which is life without the possibility of parole.
Twitter News Headlines &short and sweet. WILX iWitness Gov. Jennifer Granholm plans to leave Monday for a trade trip to Germany and Belgium.
US Coast Guard says 4 Michigan fishermen found safe on Lake Erie after 19-foot boat capsizes
Four Michigan fishermen whose 19-foot boat capsized in western Lake Erie have been rescued.
Continue reading "Michigan may cut subsidies that keep Amtrak running"
Michigan may cut subsidies that keep Amtrak running along two of its three passenger rail lines in the state, a move critics say sends the wrong message as President Barack Obama is promoting high-speed rail.
WMU raises tuition 5.7% for 2009-2010
Western Michigan University's governing body has voted to raise tuition and fees 5.7% for in-state students attending the Kalamazoo school.
An election law change would help troops vote
State legislators may soon decide whether to change Michigan election laws to speed up the voting process for military troops serving overseas by allowing local clerks to transmit absentee ballots via e-mail or fax.
Friday postscript: Michigan buys plant for $1 billion
In today's column , I have a little fun with some friends of Michigan who had words for me after Spring Hill, Tenn.
Hunterstown wayside marks cavalry skirmish between Confederates, Union
Re-enactors from the 3rd Michigan Infantry, of Grand Rapids, fire a volley at the Civil War Trail marker dedication at the Tate Farm in Hunterstown on Thursday morning.
Michigan Legislators Pushing for Livestock Standards
Lawmakers in Ohio aren't the only ones taking a proactive approach to livestock care standards.
TV Reminder: RedBud Live This Weekend
As America celebrates Independence Day this weekend, the world's greatest riders and the most prestigious motocross series on the planet come together again to provide racing on live network television.
Clerks: Overseas military ballot-count needs fix
Oakland County Clerk Ruth Johnson says clerks from Michigan's three largest counties will gather in suburban Detroit to propose fixes to what she calls the state's "broken" military voting system.
Vital statistics: births, deaths, marriages and divorces in southwestern Michigan
Births BRONSON METHODIST HOSPITAL James and Jennifer Brand, of Kalamazoo, a daughter.
Two swine flu deaths in Michigan raise toll to seven
Lansing -- The swine flu has claimed two other Michigan residents, putting the state's death toll at seven, according to state health officials.
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New fees approved for 40 Michigan municipal utilities
The Michigan Public Service Commission approved adding new fees to monthly bills for customers of 40 municipal utilities in the state.
Dozens of sex offenders -- and some from Mid-Michigan -- were...
Dozens of sex offenders -- and some from Mid-Michigan -- were mistakenly released from prison, prompting police to re-arrest them.
CMU-VCU Prepare For Leadership Change
Virginia Commonwealth University President Eugene P. Trani's 19-year tenure as leader of the state's largest university is ending.