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Niles police seek information in attempted dog poisoning
Niles police are asking for the public’s help identifying someone suspected of trying to poison a dog. The incident occurred around 1:20 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 4, in the 200 block of North State Street, according to a community alert from the Niles City Police Department. Investigators are trying...
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Unsung Heroes: Eugene Greenman of Dowagiac
What was Greenman's contribution to the Dowagiac Fire Department?. WSBT 22 is saluting our unsung heroes. Tonight, we honor Eugene Greenman of Dowagiac. Greenman passed away last month at the age of 100. He served in the U.S. Navy and participated in the Invasion of Okinawa. He then served 9 years with the Dowagiac Fire Department.
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First Alert Weather: Flurries Tonight, Cold Friday and Saturday
Tonight brings the possibility of flurries, but the bigger story is the cold air moving in. Expect chilly temperatures Friday and Saturday morning, so bundle up! Keep it locked to First Alert Weather for all the details.
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'I want to cry,' veterans react to vandalism at memorial
NILES, Mich. -- A veterans memorial in Niles has been vandalized twice in recent months, leaving local veterans upset as police continue searching for information about those responsible. The Veterans Memorial at Riverfront Park was first vandalized in October and was targeted again Tuesday. Larry Kilcoyne, a U.S. Marine Corps...
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Niles Elks Lodge celebrates Veterans Day, giving out free meals to veterans
NILES, Mich. -- Veterans day is a time when we pay homage and give thanks to those who put their lives on the line for our country, and there is no better way to do that, than cooking a hot and fresh meal for the vets we love the most.
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Microsoft plans to build hyperscale data center on former Holy Cross farmland
Microsoft is moving toward vertical construction for a hyperscale data center on 900 acres of land in Granger, Indiana. The Observer spoke with assistant professor Ryan Juskus, a faculty member at the Institute for Social Concerns, who has been working with We Make Indiana to obtain a Fair Share Agreement from Microsoft. We Make Indiana is a faith-based organization that works toward the common good of St. Joseph County. Although Juskus does not represent Notre Dame or the Institute for Social Concerns in his work, he noted that his faith is an important part of his community organizing efforts.