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Three Rivers City Commission furthers airport project

Commissioners approved the use of $170,000 to purchase parcels adjacent to the airport. The airport will continue to have clear airspace, according to Director of Public Services Amy Roth's report.

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Riviera Theatre & Bar hosting Nathan Moore Affair, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life,’ ugliest sweater finale Friday

“We had such a good time the last time we were there,” Moore, second from left, said. “We always enjoy coming to Three Rivers."

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Southwestern Michigan College celebrates record-breaking spring enrollment, employee service

"Businesses don't last forever. Sixty years is a long time," SMC President Dr. Joe Odenwald said. "And we're still going strong."

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