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Berrien County Youth Fair exhibitors, their dogs compete for nose superiority (opens the original)
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BERRIEN SPRINGS â While hundreds of Berrien County Youth Fair exhibitors were following their gut decisions Thursday, several four-legged animals at the fairgrounds were following their nose. Sodus resident Keziah Metz and her border collie Luna excelled during the advanced scent work class competition in the dog and animal barn Thursday. Metz, who is 20 years old, is competing in her 10th and final year at the fair. Contact: twittkowski@TheHP.com, 932-0358.
Benton Harbor city manager reflects on trash pickup decision (opens the original)
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BENTON HARBOR â Requiring Benton Harbor residents to purchase stamps for garbage items that are too big to fit into the trash can was a mistake, according to City Manager Alex Little. âPeople arenât buying the stamps and putting them on the trash. Theyâre throwing their trash in the alley and then whining and complaining that the city is not cleaning it up ... and thereâs no additional money to cover that,â Little told members of the Personnel & Finance Committee on Wednesday. Contac
Benton Township receives clean audit report for 2025 (opens the original)
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BENTON TOWNSHIP â Benton Township was issued a clean, unmodified opinion on their 2025 fiscal year audit. The audit was performed by the firm Lauterbach & Amen, which worked closely with the townshipâs accounting firm, Hungerford. L&A Partner Jamie Wilkey said it was their first time working with Hungerford since the township recently switched accountants, but it went smoothly. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular articles. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
House of David museum finds a new home in Royalton Township (opens the original)
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ROYALTON TOWNSHIP â The House of David Historical & Baseball Museum is moving to the former BJ Sports in Royalton Township. The museumâs founder, Chris Siriano, said heâs already moved the almost 100,000 artifacts heâs collected from the religious commune to the new location at 4298 S. Niles Road. He said he plans to reopen the museum in October, where it will be called Sirianoâs S.W. Michigan History & House of David Baseball Museum. Contact: lwrege@TheHP.com, 932-0361, Twitter: @HPWr
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