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Candidate Questionnaire: Breanna Bundy

Breanna Bundy, Dowagiac Ward 3 council member candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are her answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Chris Glasser

Chris Glasser, Kalamazoo City Mayor candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Justin Doyle

Justin Doyle, Dowagiac Ward 3 council member candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Jess Thompson

Jess Thompson, Kalamazoo City Commission candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are her answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Tom Lowry

Tom Lowry, Three Rivers mayor seeking re-election filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Nathan Walden

Nathan Walden, Three Rivers Mayor candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Drew Duncan

Drew Duncan, Kalamazoo City Commission candidate filled out our questionnaire, here are his answers.

Candidate Questionnaire: Patrick Bakeman

Patrick Bakeman, Dowagiac Mayor candidate filled out our questionnaire, here are his answers.

Letter to the Editor: Ranked Choice Voting

Naomi Ludman, chair of the Cass County Democratic Party, writes, "Our representative democracy only works when we all believe it works based on our lived experiences. This is one reason that many disillusioned voters are turning to Ranked Choice Voting."

Candlelight vigil to honor victims of domestic violence set for October 21 in Sturgis

The event, themed “Shine a Light on Domestic Violence,” aims to raise awareness, foster community support, and honor those who have lost their lives or been impacted by domestic violence in St. Joseph and Cass counties. Community members are invited to join in lighting candles in remembrance of victims and in solidarity with survivors and their families.

A NOTE FROM OUR EDITOR

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