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Police Department investigates arson in wooded area
In Monday’s Nov. 9 Paw Paw Village Council packet, Paw Paw Village Chief of Police Eric Rottman, in an e-mail to Paw Paw Village Manager Bryan Myrkle, commented on several items that his department has actively been involved with. “The department was able to participate in the Halloween events...
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U.S. DHHS cancels Medicare agreement with Kalamazoo Behavioral Health Hospital
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is canceling an agreement that allows Medicare services to be used at Kalamazoo Behavioral Health Hospital. The Medicare Program will no longer pay for patient services after November 16, according to a letter from the Centers for Medicare...
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Mendon beats Marcellus to win regional title in 8-player football, 60-14
MENDON — The Mendon football program is putting another trophy in the case at school. It might not be the biggest trophy they want to put in the case this year, but in order to obtain that one, the Hornets had to capture this one first. On Saturday, the Hornets welcomed in a gritty Marcellus team and won the 8-player Division 2 regional title by a score of 60-14. The win puts Mendon in the state semifinals for the third time in the last five years. "I'm proud of our senior leadership, these kids are just all in it together and now we're back in the semifinals," head coach Bobby Kretschman said following Saturday's win. "We want to get across that Bridge again, but we have our work cut out for us." The opening quarter proved Marcellus was there to play. The Wildcats had a strong season under coach Nate Davies and knew it would be a big task at Mendon on Saturday, but the Wildcats were not going to just roll over and quit. MEASLES? OH NO: Measles cases confirmed in St. Joseph County STURGIS LOGS STATE TIMES: Halling, 200 freestyle relay team qualifies for state finals Davies, who