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7,000+ Kalamazoo County elementary students getting new shoes for fall at no cost (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — More than 150 students in grades K-5 were fitted for and gifted a brand new pair of shoes Monday morning at Woodward Elementary School in Kalamazoo. It is part of the First Day Shoe Fund, a nonprofit that will reach every public elementary school in Kalamazoo County by the end of next week, according to executive director Maggie Hesketh. The group is visiting five schools a day for nine days, with two fittings held last week, to reach all 47 public elementary schools in Kalama
Pause to Flock camera contract weighed by Kalamazoo County sheriff during Oshtemo meeting (opens the original)
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OSHTEMO TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office is reevaluating its contract with license plate reader company Flock Safety. As part of a "transparency overview" presentation about the county's current use of Flock Safety and automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), In front of the Oshtemo Charter Township board Tuesday night, Sheriff Richard Fuller said there are unknowns surrounding what happens to driver data after it leaves his office's hands. "My big concerns come from not k
Fixing the stink: Emmett Township sewer work in progress, full timeline and cost unknown (opens the original)
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EMMETT TOWNSHIP, Mich. — It’s been more than a year since residents and business owners along East Michigan Avenue in Emmett Township first came to News Channel 3 about a sewer smell that would not go away. Many said the odor had lingered for years. The concern was brought up by several community members during the most recent Emmett Township Board Meeting. “I could not sit out on my deck last week because it smells like sewer so bad,” one resident said at a meeting. “It stinks to high heaven,”
New MSP public database gives Michigan cold cases renewed chance at being solved (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State Police (MSP) on Wednesday launched a public database of cold cases, an online tool investigators hope will generate new tips and show families that decades-old, unsolved cases haven't been forgotten. The database sorts cases by state police district and lets anyone submit a tip anonymously directly through the site. It went live during September's National Cold Case Month. MSP has roughly 200 open cold cases, according to the agency. Only 11 are currently posted o
New MSP public database gives Michigan cold cases renewed chance at being solved (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State Police (MSP) on Wednesday launched a public database of cold cases, an online tool investigators hope will generate new tips and show families that decades-old, unsolved cases haven't been forgotten. The database sorts cases by state police district and lets anyone submit a tip anonymously directly through the site. It went live during September's National Cold Case Month. MSP has roughly 200 open cold cases, according to the agency. Only 11 are currently posted o
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