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Berrien County Health Department won't have a $20 donation limit (opens the original)
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BENTON TOWNSHIP â The Berrien County Health Department doesnât have to submit resolutions for donations over $20, according to County Commissioner Bob Harrison, liaison with the health board. On Friday, Harrison said there never was such a policy. He said county staff got confused with the policy stating that county employees canât accept gifts over $20. Contact: lwrege@TheHP.com, 932-0361, Twitter: @HPWrege
Bad things happen but good things await (opens the original)
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Have you ever started your day with sunny skies, cool breezes and a feeling of excitement? âThis is going to be a great day. Today I am going to cross off at least one goal that has been on my accomplishment list for a long time.â So you expectantly start your day. Routine stuff. Yet you feel excitement of success. You walk out your door to the old faithful car. It has taken you to work so many times without fail. You parked it the night before and it was doing just fine, but this morning tu
South Haven to honor lives lost in Sept. 11 attacks (opens the original)
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SOUTH HAVEN â The city of South Haven, its police department and the South Haven Area Emergency Services will host a remembrance ceremony on Friday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. According to a news release, the ceremony will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday at the Huron Street Pavilion and will conclude with a wreath-laying ceremony at about 9:30 a.m. at the firefighterâs memorial on the downtown island along Phoenix Street.
Latus shares the wonders of nature at Warren Dunes (opens the original)
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SAWYER â Warren Dunes State Park explorer guide Mike Latus has been sharing the magic of nature in many different ways during the past 30-plus summers. The retired River Valley teacher said 2026 is his 32nd year of leading everything from wildflower hikes through the woods to astronomy sessions at the beach. Recent programs have focused on bird migration, terrific trees, starry nights, fossil funders and spider time.
Buchanan man gets prison time for domestic violence, intimidation (opens the original)
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NILES â A Buchanan man who assaulted and stalked his ex-girlfriend and then tried to intimidate her to recant her statements was sentenced to prison this week in Berrien County Trial Court at the Niles courthouse. Terry Lee Anderson, Jr., 45, of Buchanan pleaded guilty to aggravated stalking, third offense domestic violence and bribing or intimidating a witness â all as a habitual offender â and was sentenced to three concurrent prison terms. He must also pay $464 in fines and costs.
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