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Sturgis city leaders look to revive shuttered hospital months after closure (opens the original)
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STURGIS, Mich. — City leaders in Sturgis are working to revive healthcare services after Sturgis Hospital closed in June following years of financial problems, leaving employees without jobs and patients traveling farther for care. Interim City Manager Doug Terry told News Channel 3 the city is exploring possible solutions, including reaching out to new healthcare providers that might be interested in serving the community. The former hospital building has sat empty since the closure, which ende
I-Team: Months after Wildwood Off Main condemnation, repairs progress, rules are reviewed (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO TOWNSHIP, Mich. — More than four months after every apartment at Wildwood Off Main was condemned, former tenants and local officials say the case has raised broader questions about renters’ rights, landlord responsibilities and how communities respond when housing is deemed unsafe. The Kalamazoo Area Building Authority condemned the entire complex in May, forcing hundreds of residents to move out with little notice. The condemnation followed concerns that included loose stairs and rott
Gryphon Place prepares for 13th annual suicide prevention walk (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Gryphon Place is set to host its 13th annual Suicide Prevention Walk next Saturday in Bronson Park. The event begins at 10 a.m. and will honor people affected by suicide, connect people with mental health resources and raise money for prevention efforts. The walk will include a resource fair, a panel discussion and a 5K walk through downtown Kalamazoo, according to organizers. An alternate 1K route also will be available for participants who want to support the event but are u
Paw Paw firefighters who worked at ground zero reflect 25 years after 9/11 (opens the original)
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PAW PAW, Mich. — A group of Paw Paw firefighters who traveled to ground zero shortly after the September 11 terrorist attacks continue to reflect on the recovery effort quarter century later, saying the images, grief and sense of national unity remain vivid. Ron Douglas Jr., his father, Ron Douglas Sr., and Lloyd Mearing, all with the Paw Paw Fire Department, were among the firefighters who went to ground zero the day after the attacks to help with recovery efforts. The group sorted through moun
Battle Creek police Chief Shannon Bagley to retire at end of year (opens the original)
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Battle Creek Police Chief Shannon Bagley is set to retire at the end of the year, according to a city of Battle Creek spokesperson. Bagley has served as Chief of the Battle Creek Police Department since June 2023 after former chief Jim Blocker announced his retirement in December 2022. Before Bagley joined the Battle Creek Police Department, he was a captain with the Kalamazoo Valley Community College Public Safety Department. He retired from the Kalamazoo Department of Pub
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