THREE OAKS — The opening of Froehlich’s Kitchen & Pantry at 19 N. Elm St. is one more reason to take a trip to Three Oaks.
THREE OAKS — The River Valley High School Class of 2019 was celebrated as a small group with big hearts and a strong sense of loyalty to their “herd” during a Friday, June 7, Commencement Ceremony.
NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education on Monday, June 10, approved a projected 2019-2020 budget prepared by retiring Business Manager Dan Coffman with assistance from his successor, Pano Arvanitis.
La PORTE, Ind. – A Michigan man is facing multiple drunken driving charges after his wife, a Michigan City resident, was injured while jumping from his moving vehicle outside a flea market north of La Porte, Ind., according to county police.
MICHIGAN CITY – The Michiana Humane Society is looking for foster homes for 27 cats, including four adults and 23 kittens, who were dumped off at the shelter Thursday morning, June 6.
ST. JOSEPH — A Three Oaks man who raped a young girl is likely to spend his remaining years in prison.
NEW BUFFALO — Members of the New Buffalo High School Class of 2019 were recognized for their many achievements, their shared experiences and hopes for the future, and a “job well done” during Sunday, June 2, Commencement exercises.
BRIDGMAN — From beginning to end, the 63 members of the Bridgman High School Class of 2019 demonstrated that although they are all unique and different individuals, together they are one.
ST. JOSEPH — Berrien County is set to expand its public transportation program, following a unanimous May 23 vote by the Board of Commissioners to begin a two-year pilot project to reach more riders.
BRIDGMAN — Bridgman City Manager Juan Ganum has a new headache to go with the new raise he received on Monday, May 20.
NEW BUFFALO — A 53-year-old Indiana motorcyclist was seriously injured on Saturday, May 25, when he lost control on the eastbound I-94 Exit 4 off-ramp in New Buffalo.
It’s graduation season at local high schools as members of 2019 are about to receive their diplomas.
NEW BUFFALO – After discussion on the matter during the May 20 regular meeting, members of the New Buffalo City Council voted unanimously to approve a motion setting parking rates for the City Beach parking lot (215 spaces) and overflow lot (50 spaces) from memorial Day weekend through Labor…
NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education got right down to business during its special meeting on Tuesday, May 21, electing John Haskins as the new member of the New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education.
THREE OAKS — Emotions ran high during the May 13 meeting of the Three Oaks Township Board as attendees commented for over an hour on what they felt the fate of the historic old township hall should be or not be.
NEW BUFFALO — The Monday, May 20, New Buffalo 5K offered elementary, middle and high school students a variety of fun-filled events ranging from soccer and a dunk tank to face-painting and the 5K run/walk itself.
NEW BUFFALO — Twenty little Chinook salmon got an auspicious send-off into the Galien River on Wednesday, May 8.
THREE OAKS — The long-awaited dredging of the Three Oaks sewer lagoons, a project which has been repeatedly delayed by weather conditions, is now scheduled for a two-week period in July.
NEW BUFFALO — “New” news seemed to be the theme of the New Buffalo Area School Board of Education meeting on Monday, June 13, with discussion about choosing a new board member, a new food cart offering additional choices, and a new entrance to the Elementary School.
NEW BUFFALO — A passenger died following a Saturday, May 11, fatal car crash in New Buffalo Township.
NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Township Board moved closer to acquiring a 12.9-acre property for a new fire house during a Monday, May 13, special meeting.
HARBERT – After discussing the matter during their May 9 meeting, and following the recommendation of Clerk Paula Dudiak, the Chikaming Township Board voted unanimously to approve a motion to contract the services of Pontem Software to provide the township with a digitalized Cemetery Records…
NEW BUFFALO — The Board of Directors of The Pokagon Fund has announced that, effective June 7, 2019, Janet Cocciarelli will resign her position as the Fund’s Executive Director.
NEW BUFFALO — New Buffalo Middle and High School students got advice on everything from fighting fires and building homes to 21st Century farming and working on the railroad during a May 3 Career Day.
BARODA — Patrick Freehling, a community volunteer and the husband of Berrien County Commissioner Teri Freehling, died in an accident at their family farm in Baroda Township Thursday, May 2, police reported.
NEW BUFFALO — A South Bend-based credit union is in the process of acquiring the New Buffalo Savings Bank in the third quarter of 2019.
NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Shoreline Alliance (NBSA) released the following information on April 25 regarding the “two parallel paths, a short term solution and a long term solution” it is working on to alleviate the effects of erosion along the local Lake Michigan shore:
THREE OAKS — The Board of Directors of the Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce
NEW BUFFALO — Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II spent much of Earth Day in New Buffalo.
HARBERT — A man who was found dead inside a vehicle last month in Union Pier died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, according to police.
HARBERT — After discussion on the matter during their April 22 meeting, members of the Chikaming Township Park Board voted to approve a motion allowing, with stipulations, members unable to be present at their meetings the opportunity to participate in them by means of two-way electronic com…
BRIDGMAN — A major renovation project is underway at Warren Dunes State Park between Sawyer and Bridgman.
NEW TROY — The acquisition of the mystery land” is just one of the many steps uncovered in Supervisor Gary Sommers’ “Weesaw Moving Forward” State of the Township report delivered during the township’s March 30 annual meeting.
THREE OAKS — The Three Oaks Village Council approved a long-expected sewer increase, selecting the option that reduces the impact on smaller users during its \April 10 meeting. At the same time, the council approved appointing a commission to look the village’s water quality.
HARBERT – After discussion on the matter during their April 11 meeting, members of the Chikaming Township Board voted 4-1 to adopt a resolution supporting legislation to allow township boards the option to have elected offices appear as nonpartisan on the ballot.
NEW BUFFALO – In the future, the approved minutes of Pokagon-New Buffalo Area Local Revenue Sharing Board will be published on the New Buffalo Township website following the board’s action during its April 9, meeting.
BRIDGMAN — A girl who last week told police a man had tried to abduct her near a park in Bridgman now has told police she made up the story.
BRIDGMAN — Until further notice, the City of Bridgman will allow dogs on a leash to access the Warren Dunes State Park dog beach along a path from the end of its Weko Beach boardwalk to the state park boundary.
THREE OAKS – Supervisor George Mangold, during the April 8 meeting of the Three Oaks Township Board, reported that township attorney David M. Peterson had filed legal paperwork with the court to help ascertain the status of the now vacant old Township Hall property located at 8 Linden Street…
NEW BUFFALO — Those attending the April 10 Human Trafficking 101 community forum at New Buffalo High School learned about many of the warning signs from Cathy Knauf of the Southwest Michigan Human Trafficking Task Force.
LAKE TOWNSHIP — A 36-year-old Chicago woman died early Sunday morning, April 7, after she stopped her car in the driving lane on Interstate 94 in Lake Township and was hit from behind by another vehicle, witnesses told deputies with the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office.
NEW BUFFALO – At the start of the Monday, April 8, New Buffalo Board of Education meeting, meeting, Rodney Wash, director of the Bison After School Enrichment (BASE) program, describing his position as his “dream job,” gave an overview of this year’s program.
BRIDGMAN — Police have identified the body of a woman found on the shore of Lake Michigan Sunday, March 31, as that of Eddisa Concepcion Herrera, 24, of Chicago. She had been missing from Chicago since December.
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