Kalamazoo MI

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School board issues ‘no trespassing order’ against trustee

COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI -- Comstock Public Schools leaders are at odds with one of their school board members, Trustee Richard Hathaway, censuring him for the third time. The board approved a censure March 9 against Hathaway for violating communications protocols. Hathaway said he wasn’t aware he was violating the...
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‘It is your why’: Portage superintendent mentors young men to help them find purpose...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The community room at Portage Northern High School was full of young people Monday for their monthly meeting with mentorship from the superintendent. It is a unique relationship that is making an impact at Portage Northern. Superintendent Johnny Edwards serves as a mentor for high school...
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No deaths, some injuries after crash involving at least two semis shut down parts...

MARENGO TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Both sides of I-94 are reopened after a multi-vehicle crash on Tuesday morning involving at least two semi trucks. American Dream Lost? Michigan leaders look for affordable housing solutions. Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) officials reported east I-94 as closed near 22 1/2 Mile...
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Michigan Race Track Delays Opening Day for Improvements

West Michigan fans will have to wait as US 131 Motorsports Park delays opening day for major track and pit improvements.
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Designs showcase planned $45M Kalamazoo Township community complex

Kalamazoo Township trustees got a first look at design renderings visualizing a new community complex with an expected budget of around $45 million.
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Dine Like A Local in Kalamazoo, MI

Does the saying “Locals know Best” cross your mind when visiting a new place? We get it – when traveling, you are introduced to so many new, amazing culinary options. Everything looks and sounds fantastic, so how do you know where to dine on your trip? We have simplified your search by curating a list of Kalamazoo...
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Several sue Stryker after cyberattack, alleging company failed to protect sensitive data

PORTAGE, Mich. — A cyberattack at Stryker Corporation has sparked multiple lawsuits, which include a current employee, alleging the company failed to adequately protect sensitive personal information. At least four lawsuits have been filed against the Portage-based medical technology company, the most recent being...
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Second oldest juried art fair in U.S. to celebrate 75 years in Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, MI — It’s been 75 years since the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Fair got its start as the “Clothesline Art Show” in Bronson Park. Now, the second oldest continuously running juried art fair in the U.S., the tradition fills up the downtown park with art and music each year the first weekend of June.
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Employee lawsuits filed as Stryker says cyberattack is contained

PORTAGE, Mich. — Nearly two weeks after a major cyberattack disrupted operations at Stryker, the company says it has regained access to its systems and removed the hackers from its network. Despite their progress, new lawsuits raise concerns about what data may have been exposed. In an update released...
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Kalamazoo families invited to beloved spring tradition with egg hunts, games and prizes

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Families can welcome spring at the Annual Egg Hunt at Mayors’ Riverfront Park on Saturday, April 4, from 2 to 4 p.m. The free event, at 251 Mills St., is presented by Advia Credit Union with support from the Kalamazoo Growlers. It will feature egg hunts, games, and activities for children.

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