NILES — When James Lewe decided to explore a career in trucking at age 39, he never dreamed the possibilities would be endless.
Cat food. Tropicana orange juice. Corkscrews. Carry-out boxes. Dinner rolls.
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NILES — It took a Berrien County Trial Court jury an hour to find Alana Gonzalez guilty of solicitation of murder Friday afternoon.
This year’s November COVID-19 surge has not seen the dramatic drop in cases that November 2021’s demonstrated.
BENTON HARBOR — The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is changing its bottled water distribution starting Sunday with water and recycling being provided six days a week at Benton Harbor High School.
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ST. JOSEPH — Michigan Lutheran and Lake Michigan Catholic’s girls basketball teams had some early-season rust to shake off in Friday night’s season-opening contest for both squads.
As usual, Lakeshore’s wrestling team is the team to beat in Southwestern Michigan mat circles.
A Townsend’s solitaire was located in a remote area of Warren Dunes State Park on Nov. 19 by Brad Anderson of Bridgman.
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Crowds walk among the holiday lights on display along the bluff in downtown St. Joseph on Friday night during Light Up the Bluff. The annual event, which also includes a holiday window decorating contest, continues today with the Reindog Holiday Parade scheduled for 3 p.m. in downtown.
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On Dec. 31, I retired. You probably didn’t realize it, but I did.
A couple weeks ago, COVID-19 came to our house. I have to say we were a little shocked, but at the same time it felt inevitable.
