STEVENSVILLE — The issue of choice was the main topic Monday night as Lakeshore school board trustees heard numerous parents talk about how school will look this fall as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township posted a Facebook call-to-action earlier this week to fix several railroad crossings within its jurisdiction.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township wants to end this summer with a splash.

STEVENSVILLE — The Lincoln Township Fire Department is selling one of its older fire trucks.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township firefighters extinguished a fire at Reliable Path’s transfer station Monday night.

STEVENSVILLE — Village Vet is not the typical veterinarian’s office, veterinarian Dawn Tulson said.

STEVENSVILLE — Sewing runs in Kanesha Phillips’ blood.

STEVENSVILLE — The Lincoln Township Fire Department extinguished a fire Tuesday morning at Serenity Shore Assisted Living Facility.

STEVENSVILLE — What was meant to be a relaxing evening Friday watching her 5-year-old grandson play soccer turned into a headache for Audrey Salesberry.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore High School students will be treated to a musical reminder of the school’s traditions and a long-time director of bands.

STEVENSVILLE — Stevensville residents will be able to use golf carts within the village limits this summer.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore Public Schools is getting another big donation from the Kohn-Bancroft Family Foundation.

STEVENSVILLE — Police are still in search of the suspect who assaulted a woman last month on a nature path at Grand Mere State Park in Lincoln Township.

STEVENSVILLE — Being outside stimulates the mind, body and soul.

STEVENSVILLE — Stevensville residents may soon be able to use golf carts within the village limits.

STEVENSVILLE — The Lakeshore school board came to terms with Greg Eding, who agreed to a three-year contract Monday night that will make him the district’s next superintendent.

STEVENSVILLE — Josh Hatheway has wanted to open hot dog stand for more than a decade.

STEVENSVILLE — A drive-thru Walgreens pharmacy is in the process of being built in Lincoln Township.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township is expected to add another major grocery chain to its Red Arrow Highway corridor later this year.

STEVENSVILLE — Police are investigating a report of a woman being assaulted Thursday on a nature path at Grand Mere Park in Lincoln Township.

STEVENSVILLE — Village of Stevensville trustees recently approved applying for a $150,000 state grant to build a pavilion at Hickory Creek Park, which is along John Beers Road.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore school board trustees Monday unanimously approved offering the superintendent’s position to Greg Eding, principal at Zeeland West High School.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore school board trustees whittled the number of candidates for the superintendent’s position from four to two during a special meeting Wednesday.

STEVENSVILLE — A Lakeshore High School art teacher’s erroneous Facebook post about some bathrooms being repurposed for transgender students comes as Lakeshore school board trustees consider forming a diversity, equity and inclusion team by the end of the school year.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township trustees have voted to add three officers to its police department as part of next year’s budget.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore school board trustees plan to interview four finalists next week in their search for a new superintendent.

STEVENSVILLE — More than 200 eighth-grade students at Lakeshore Middle School are learning remotely this week due to five confirmed COVID-19 cases among the students, Lakeshore Superintendent Phil Freeman said Monday.

STEVENSVILLE — Baseball fanatics are invited to take part in a fantasy baseball league that the Lincoln Township Public Library is organizing for this spring and summer.

STEVENSVILLE — The stand-alone Starbucks in Lincoln Township is about a month away from opening.

STEVENSVILLE — Village of Stevensville trustees on Wednesday approved engineering costs for a long-awaited resurfacing project for a stretch of Red Arrow Highway south of John Beers Road.

STEVENSVILLE — A preliminary report regarding the state of Lakeshore school district’s school buildings found that it would cost $78 million to do everything that is on the wish list for each building.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore Public Schools will be looking for a new leader now that Superintendent Phil Freeman has announced he will retire at the end of the school year.

Elizabeth “Betty” Kohn of Berrien Springs, who, with her husband, donated millions of dollars to the community over the years, died on Saturday in Florida at the age of 86.

STEVENSVILLE — Lincoln Township trustees chose not to move forward Tuesday on a resolution to form a special assessment district that would help pay for a potential road project.

STEVENSVILLE — The Lakeshore school district has received more than $1.2 million from state and federal sources to pay for COVID-19-related expenses, which kept the district from having to dip into its savings to keep the schools open.

STEVENSVILLE — A Lincoln Township police officer now has an added layer of protection.

STEVENSVILLE — The Lincoln Township Public Library kicked off its winter reading program for adults this week in an effort to keep patrons reading in the new year.

STEVENSVILLE — More than 200 Lakeshore students who have been attending Lakeshore Virtual Academy are returning to in-person learning for the second semester, Superintendent Phil Freeman told school board trustees Monday.

STEVENSVILLE — David Wenger says he’s not shy about trying new things.

STEVENSVILLE — Stevensville trustees approved repaving Karen Court and adding sidewalks, during their meeting on Wednesday.

STEVENSVILLE — As the Berrien County Road Department anticipates repaving a portion of Ridge Road in Lincoln Township this summer, there’s a chance the road’s shoulders could also be widened.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore school board trustees approved giving teachers a step increase in pay during a special meeting Monday.

STEVENSVILLE — Lakeshore schools will temporarily shift to remote learning Monday through Dec. 2, Superintendent Phil Freeman announced in a letter to parents on the school’s website Tuesday.

Customer service is the key to being successful, whether you’re a teacher or waiting on tables at a restaurant, said Tonya Jahnke of Stevensville, who was elected as a Lakeshore school board trustee earlier this month.