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Amazing America 250: Jolo Farms pumpkin patch helps West Michigan families ring in fall (opens the original)
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Fall has officially arrived in West Michigan. Leaves are changing color and the temperature is dropping, so families in our area will bundle up and start thinking about how they're going to celebrate their fall traditions. Jolo Farms - Beck's Hybrid in Battle Creek, just off of B Drive N, has expanded its services year after year to help people create new memories. Families across West Michigan have memories of going to the pumpkin patch, running through corn mazes and goin
Kalamazoo County creates 'Pathways to Peace' Fund, invests $200K to combat gun violence (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Kalamazoo County is partnering with the Kalamazoo Community Foundation (KCF) to establish a long-term funding source for combatting gun violence. Called the "Pathways to Peace Endowed Fund," the County has invested $200,000 through the KCF to support community-based approaches to gun violence prevention and intervention. "This $200,000 established with the Kalamazoo Community Foundation is the seed that we think will then go on to build an endowment that will fund programming
Grand Valley State freshmen express nervousness, excitement on move-in day (opens the original)
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ALLENDALE, Mich. — Grand Valley State University students have moved into their new dorms this week as they begin their academic careers as Lakers. Thousands of freshmen have made the move to Allendale, and a few spoke to News Channel 3 about what they're feeling. "Lowkey nervous, happy, really excited in the environment," said Lamond Grayson, a freshman from Detroit majoring in information technology. "So, there are a lot of feelings." Other freshmen said the move-in experience was made easy by
Sen. Gary Peters makes final stops on last 'Thank You, Michigan' tour (opens the original)
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Outgoing U.S. Senator Gary Peters (D - MI) made the final stops on his last-ever 'Thank You, Michigan' motorcycle tour that has crossed the state for the last decade. One of those stops was at Grand Rapids Community College, where Peters toured the Automation Lab, an innovative learning space with up-to-date manufacturing and automation equipment and technology. Peters secured nearly $1 million for the lab's construction to create workforce development and hands-on training
Limited Firearms Deer Zone eliminated in Lower Peninsula on Sept. 12 (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Beginning Saturday, Sept. 12, deer hunters in the Lower Peninsula will see a significant rule change ahead of hunting season. The Natural Resources Commission voted to pass the change back in May, allowing hunters to use any legal hunting rifle they choose. Previously, hunters were only allowed to use straight-walled cartridges and shotguns to hunt deer because of a large population of people in the Lower Peninsula. Firearms larger than .22 rimfire are now permitted statewide,
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