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The St. Joseph Bears boys soccer team ended a great season with a loss to Warren De La Salle Collegiate Pilots in the Division 2 state finals on Saturday. The Bears' final record is 23-1.
Harbor Shores Redevelopment is adjusting their plans for Laurentide on the banks of the St. Joseph River.
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St. Joseph planning commissioners this week continued a year-long discussion on accessory dwelling units (ADU).
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Deputy Director of Fire Services Brian Kazmierzak gave presentations to four Benton Harbor city committees over the last month about how the city can be beautified and made safer through City Detect.
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More than a year ago, the American Legion Post 331 donated property to the city of Bridgman. After some discussion, it’s being turned into a playground designed to reflect each branch of the United States military.
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Attendance was sparse Thursday at a public hearing regarding a brownfield plan for a housing development being proposed in Benton Township.
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Perched atop one of the highest points in Baroda, Dablon Vineyards & Winery is challenging traditional perceptions of Michigan wines, producing a collection of European-style vino from grapes grown in the rolling hills of Southwest Michigan. bit.ly/4sHTVKq
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Local business owner Devyn Hanko and road project design manager Jonathon Smith will be the newest candidates joining the Coloma Community Schools Board of Education. bit.ly/4sREUWD
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Baroda village residents voted for change Tuesday as they elected a new president and three new council members. Baroda village and township voters also turned back an attempt to disincorporate the village. bit.ly/4sEW4qm
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Jennifer Fields will be the next Berrien County Trial Court 5th District judge, winning the seat in Tuesday’s general election. bit.ly/3UCmtZf
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For the first time since 1932, part of Berrien County will be represented in Congress by a Democrat. George Foulkes of Hartford was elected on Franklin Roosevelt's coattails but only served one term. Republicans have held the seat ever since.
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Republican Bill Huizenga's tenure in Congress appears to have come to an end Tuesday, with Kalamazoo Democrat Sean McCann claiming victory with 95 percent of the votes in. bit.ly/4BYdgLU
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Three incumbents on the Lakeshore school board defended their six-year seats against one challenger in Tuesday's election. bit.ly/4ei8bUx
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The three incumbents won their seats for another four years on the Benton Harbor school board during Tuesday's election. bit.ly/4sFPpMB
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With four terms on the St. Joseph school board ending this month, voters selected familiar faces to fill those seats in Tuesday's election. bit.ly/4sF33j7
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Visions of an upset didn't pan out in Michigan's Fifth Congressional District, where veteran Republican incumbent Tim Walberg had no trouble defeating his major challenger, Democrat Christian Vukasovich. bit.ly/4sPSN7J
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State Rep. Joey Andrews defeated Republican Mark Krieger on Tuesday to win the 38th District seat in the Michigan House of Representatives, according to unofficial results. bit.ly/4BHB4TT
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Senator Jonathan Lindsey was the projected winner of Michigan's 17th Senate District race on Tuesday, according to unofficial election results from the Berrien County Clerk's Office. bit.ly/4zlOCTy
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The Dowagiac City Council recently authorized a taxilane paving project at the Dowagiac Municipal Airport. bit.ly/4iipebo
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An 85-year-old Benton Harbor woman was removed from a house fire by her grandson late last week, police said. bit.ly/48xDZRK
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