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Land that was ‘made for the game’: Championship golf course nearly ready in Kalamazoo
The championship golf course at Kalamazoo Country Club designed by renowned architect Andrew Green is nearing completion.
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Colon again takes out Climax-Scotts to win regional football title
CLIMAX — Every team has goals. Every team talks about those goals in the pre-season and during fall camp. Obtaining those goals can be difficult in high school sports. Colon, though, checked one of its goals off the list on Friday night. The Magi were playing Climax-Scotts for a second time this season — they won the regular season matchup convincingly at home — and knew it was not going to be an easy task. But in believing in themselves and minimizing mistakes in the game, the Magi won an 8-player Division 1 regional title over the Panthers 30-20. Much of the talk throughout the week was on Climax-Scotts being a better team than they were the first time Colon played them. While that was the case, Colon did what it had to and executed a game plan to register the win. "Climax got what they wanted, they got us at home. They invited us to their house to set at their table," Colon coach Robbie Hattan said following the win. "The worst thing you can do as a human is invite a hungry man to your house. What do hungry people do? They eat. So we knew we had
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Man charged in deadly Kalamazoo hit-and-run faces life in prison, case going to trial
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A Kalamazoo County judge says a man involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Kalamazoo will be heading to trial. Darqareion Mills, 29, is charged with second-degree murder and failing to stop when at fault resulting in death after Mark McBride, 51, of Kalamazoo, died near the intersection of South Westnedge Avenue and Axtell Street on March 25.
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Mendon beats Colon to win district volleyball championship
MENDON — When it came down to it, the Mendon volleyball team just made things happen. The Hornets were hosting the volleyball district finals with Colon in town. The end result was a victory for Mendon, which did just enough to stay ahead of Colon throughout the match. Mendon's victory came by scores of 25-22, 25-21 and 25-22. The Hornets won the district championship under first-year varsity coach Arika Jungers. STURGIS SWIMS TO STATE: Halling, 200 freestyle relay team qualifies for state finals MUSICAL TIME: 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' coming to Sturgis "It feels pretty incredible, these girls have battled all season long," Jungers said following Thursday's win. "For them to just show up and out tonight, I couldn't be more proud." The win propels Mendon to the regional round once again. The Hornets will play in the Athens regional. Colon played a tough match and made several runs throughout, but never really was able to play with the lead in any of the three sets. Momentum was key for them at times, but stringing it together to win was not in the books. "Mendon's a great team. They took advantage of our weaknesses and tackled them," Colon
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Kalamazoo commissioners asked if the city is doing enough to help the homeless
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Is Kalamazoo doing enough to help the homeless?. There were more complaints at last night’s commission meeting, and it drew a sharp response from Vice Mayor Drew Duncan. Such allegations have become a regular feature at city meetings, that housing prices are too...