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NEW BUFFALO — At a special March 21 meeting of the New Buffalo Planning Commission, members voted to recommend approval of a Zoning Ordinance Amendment to Appendix Z of the Code of the City of New Buffalo to regulate marijuana retailers.

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NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Theatre Department presented “Into the Woods Jr.” Friday, Saturday and Sunday March 17-19 in the Performing Arts Center at the Middle/High School.

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NEW BUFFALO — Members of the New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education during a March 15 special session agreed to pursue a public-private partnership arrangement for a possible “attainable” housing development near the district’s Elementary School.

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According to a post on the department’s Facebook page, Chikaming Township Fire was dispatched to a reported structure fire on Lakeshore Drive around 4 p.m. Monday, March 20.

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NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Township Board agreed to seek two Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Grants during its March 20 regular meeting.

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THREE OAKS — River Valley Elementary pupils (with some special guests from the Middle/High School) performed in a March 12 Talent Show at the districts Performing Arts Center.

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NEW BUFFALO — New Buffalo High School Principal Tracy Ripley presented a Class of 2023 diploma to Sophia Estelle Globensky during the March 13 meeting of the New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education.

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ST. JOSEPH — The trial for Raffaele Santaniello is on hold again as his case continues to wind its way through Michigan appellate courts.

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NEW BUFFALO — Presentations about the Elementary School and District Transportation were featured at the Feb. 27 meeting of the New Buffalo Area Schools Board of Education.

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HARBERT — The Chikaming Township Board did its part to have Police Officer Paige Holtz serve as the River Valley District’s School Resource Officer (SRO) during its Feb. 9 regular meeting.

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NEW BUFFALO — New Buffalo Elementary School Principal Adam Bowen was delighted to continue the tradition of honoring elementary pupils who display determination and perseverance and show improvements in core academic areas.

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NEW BUFFALO — The possibility of adding affordable housing on New Buffalo Area Schools-owned land near the Elementary School with a development that could mix single- and multi-family structures was discussed during a Feb. 2 special meeting attended by members of the Board of Education, the …

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BRIDGMAN — The Bridgman City Council got an update on a “placemaking project” set to transform a downtown courtyard area into an enhanced outdoor gathering space featuring a student-created work of art later this year.

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NEW BUFFALO — Plans to improve Red Arrow Highway from U.S. 12 to Community Hall Road later this year, including the addition of a new section of non-motorized pathway, were presented to the New Buffalo Township Board during its Jan. 17 regular meeting.

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THREE OAKS — The River Valley School District has been awarded a $139,423 grant from the Michigan State Police Grants and Community Services Division to support salaries, benefits and training for school resource officers.

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NEW BUFFALO — The first item on the agenda at the January 17th meeting of the New Buffalo City Council was a final public hearing regarding the new Parks and Recreation Plan.

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BRIDGMAN — The playground at Bridgman’s Toth Street Park will receive a much needed facelift, thanks to a $75,000 grant awarded from the American Electric Power (AEP) Foundation, upon the recommendation from Indiana Michigan Power (I&M).

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THREE OAKS — The Three Oaks Village Council on Jan. 11 agreed to move forward with taking ownership of the “Three Oaks Professional Building” at 21 North Elm St. despite “one caveat” added to the purchase agreement by Berrien County officials.

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ST. JOSEPH — A man who was 17 when he raped and killed one woman and left another woman for dead has been resentenced to a term of 40-60 years in prison.

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NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo Township Planning Commission on Jan. 3 approved sending a draft version of a proposed ordinance “to amend the Township Zoning Ordinance to regulate medical marihuana facilities and adult-use marihuana establishments” and an accompanying overlay map to the Berrie…

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NEW BUFFALO — The Dec. 20 dedication ceremony for the New Buffalo Area Schools’ STEAM Building included student-built robots in action, guided tours of the spacious facility, and a celebratory ribbon-cutting.

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