Two related projects involving US-131 in St. Joseph County are among those negatively impacted by Michigan’s transportation funding difficulties.
WASHINGTON, DC – In light of Wednesday’s (June 3rd) Chicago Tribune story reporting that British Petroleum’s Whiting, Indiana facility has been violating clean air permits for the last six years, Congressman Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph), a member of the Great Lakes Caucus, Thursday (June 4th) joined his Great Lakes colleagues in calling for the EPA [...]
John Dobberteen will add mechanical inspections to the plumbing services he provides in the City of Three Rivers as the result of action Tuesday evening (June 2nd) by the Three Rivers City Commission.
The City of Three Rivers is taking another step to address blight in the community.
Governor Jennifer Granholm has proclaimed June 6-14 as Water Week in Michigan to encourage the protection, education, and celebration of Michigan’s vast water resources.
A Kalamazoo company has been awarded the contract for widening the trail in Memory Isle Park.
The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners has approved a consulting services proposal from National City Insurance Group, Inc. (NCIG) to review the county’s current contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield and seek competitive quotes from other vendors.
The Three Rivers City Commission has adopted the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2009-2010 as presented.
Segments of three streets in will be rebuilt this year following Three Rivers City Commission approval of the 2009 Street Improvements Project.
The northwest corner of Scidmore Park in Three Rivers is taking on a new look through work that began May 26th.
“We’ve run into some budgetary issues.” These were the words of Andy Goldberger, E-911 Central Dispatch director, as he provided an update regarding the 911 radio project during Tuesday’s (June 2nd) St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners meeting.
The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners has approved labor agreements with four American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) bargaining units covering 60 county employees.
Legislation that will allow local governments across Michigan to continue employing part-time police officers was approved Tuesday (June 2nd) by the Senate Homeland Security & Emerging Technologies Committee, said chair Sen. Cameron Brown.
Nearly 1,300 square feet of sidewalk will be torn out and replaced following action by the Constantine Village Council Monday evening (June 1st).
The Constantine Village Council has gone on record in opposition to a policy put in place by Fire Chief Mike Haydon to restrict Constantine firefighters to service on the local department.
Threatening weather Monday evening (June 1st) forced this year’s “Stand for Children” Community Picnic indoors at Three Rivers Middle School, but spirits were still high as Three Rivers Area Mentoring (TRAM) teamed up with a variety of other organizations to stage the event with a theme of “Back to the Basics.”
The proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2010 will be the subject of a public hearing during the Three Rivers City Commission meeting Tuesday evening (June 2nd). The spending plan will also be up for adoption following the hearing.
The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners is slated to hear a 911 radio project update from Andy Goldberger, director of E-911 Central Dispatch, during the board’s meeting on Tuesday (June 2nd). Also on the agenda are four labor agreements with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) – agreements for the General [...]
The track at Armstrong Field will be getting a facelift this summer following action by the Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education to accept the low bid of a Hanover, Michigan company for a resurfacing project.
Governor Jennifer Granholm on Monday (June 1st) issued the following statement on General Motors: “This is undoubtedly a painful day for General Motors, for Michigan and for the families who depend on GM for their livelihood. Although we knew this day was coming, it doesn’t make it any easier. GM and Michigan will emerge from [...]
