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Today's headlines include Kalamazoo County deputies are looking for the fire bug who tried to burn down a home at 1367 Carter Street in Comstock yesterday morning; Portage teachers earned a round of applause from the Portage Board of Education; Over 250 people came out on a cold rainy Monday to let a state legislative committee know how they feel about school funding; The US Senate had to work into the weekend to pay its bills after Republicans, who approved many of the individual spending ...

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Today's headlines include Lt. Paul Baker, the Emergency Preparedness Director for Kalamazoo County says this weeks storm was everything they feared and more; Firefighters in Alamo Township not only had to battle the flames in a pole barn just after 8-o'clock last night, but deal with the bitterly cold temperatures and the threat of hypothermia; In Battle Creek one firefighter was injured and others had to work in shifts, battling not only the flames but the bitter cold early yesterday ...

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Today's headlines include it's been awhile since west Michigan has seen a major snowstorm. After a mild November, wintery conditions have finally arrived; Lori Moore's Potluck Pals cookbook fundraiser brought in 8183-dollars at Harding's Marketplace yesterday; Two Kalamazoo women required hospital treatment after a pair of angry assaults that appear to have been related to the same man Tuesday afternoon; The death of Portage teen Amy Bousfield by drug overdose a year and a half ago has now ...

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Today's headlines include 24-year-old Justin Andrew Terpstra and 23-year-old Alison Lane Martin, both of Kalamazoo, have now been arraigned on charges of open murder in Silverlight's death; Kalamazoo deputies are still looking for three armed robbers who assaulted the occupant of an apartment in the 1548 building at Concord Place; There has been another shooting in the Battle Creek area; and Michigan lawmakers are spearheading legislation aimed at funding research and development of advanced ...

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Today's headlines include ongoing talks between the Portage Teachers Union have prompted the Board of Education to cancel plans for a special meeting to talk about layoffs tonight; Underwear party in Kalamazoo tonight!! But it's probably not what you are thinking--; These are too tough of times to not be knowing where every one of your hard earned dollars is but there are just over 2000 Michigan residents that have an average of about 12-hundred dollars owed to them in tax returns that has ...

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Today's headlines include There is a contingent of local opposition to the direction the EPA is taking as they work on a final plan to cleanup at the Allied Paper Dump site; Kalamazoo County Road Commission Manager Joanna Johnson says her department has also had extra time to prepare for the onslaught of winter with the unseasonably warm November, and her budget is in better shape; A nursery in Gobles is collecting Christmas trees for soldiers this weekend; and The 17th Annual Kalamazoo ...

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Today's headline include As was first announced last spring, Jon Stryker's Arcus Foundation was exploring the idea of a social justice training center at Kalamazoo College; Two recent meth dump sites discovered in St. Joseph County should serve as a warning to hunters and others that they need to watch where they step; It seemed solar cells had such a bright future when gas cost four-dollars a gallon, but the recession means firms can't get the financing to install the expensive solar ...

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Today's headlines include It still remains to be seen exactly how much the budget cuts in Lansing will impact Kalamazoo County, but officials there say they may be in better shape than most to cope with the funding problems; Postal officials laid out their ideas for consolidating mail processing to a skeptical group of postal employees last night; Two Detroit teens are in custody for robbing a Portage jewelry store and then leading police on a high speed chase; Jobless rates in southwest ...

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