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$40,000 raised for Dowagiac museum (opens the original)
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CASSOPOLIS â Dozens of guests from Dowagiac and beyond attended the Dowagiac Area History Museumâs ninth annual Keep History Alive Fundraiser Wednesday evening at Marion Magnolia Farms. The fundraiser raised more than $40,000 according to museum director Steve Arseneau, including more than $16,000 from sponsors alone. Keep History Alive was created in 2017 as a way for the museum to raise general operation support and reach its fundraising goals for each year, with money generated via live a
Dowagiac school board hosts first meeting of school year (opens the original)
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DOWAGIAC â The Dowagiac Union Schools Board of Education hosted its first meeting of the 2026-27 school year Monday amid an era of change as the community adapts to the new-look district. Students, teachers and staff at the districtâs elementary schools have spent the first four weeks of the school year adjusting to the new Grade Level Center model. Under the new structure, the districtâs four elementary buildings have been reorganized to serve specific grade bands rather than traditional
Bodies believed to be missing South Bend women found in St. Joseph River (opens the original)
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NILES â Two women believed to be Vanessa Bautista and Alexa Navarro were found deceased Tuesday inside a Jeep submerged in the St. Joseph River, according to the Niles Police Department. Bautista and Navarro, both South Bend residents, went missing after celebrating Bautistaâs birthday at The Arena Nightclub in Elkhart, Ind. The friends were last seen in the early hours of Sunday, Sept. 13, while dropping off a friend in Niles, their last known location. Friends and family members have been
Edwardsburg museum to host annual Sauk Trail Festival (opens the original)
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EDWARDSBURG â A local historical group is inviting the community to explore and learn more about what life on the historic Sauk Trail looked like. Music from the Civil War era will float through the air and at least 18 re-enactors will be in period attire at the Sauk Trail Festival on Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Edwardsburg Area Historical Museum. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
'Fill the Lake': Cass Swim teaches students water safety skills (opens the original)
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CASSOPOLIS â The splashing of water and laughter of children rang out across Diamond Lake Wednesday morning as fourth grade students from Sam Adams Elementary took part in the YMCA of Greater Michianaâs Cass Swim program. The program gives local fourth graders access to practical water-safety education and swim instruction regardless of their families' circumstances, while helping students build confidence and comfort in the water. YMCA certified aquatics professionals provide instruction to
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