St. Joseph County health agency distributing free gun safety locks
The cable locks, primarily designed for handguns, function by threading through the firearm’s barrel and into the chamber, preventing unauthorized use.
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Health officials urge vaccination as Michigan reports first Pediatric Flu deaths
While no flu-related deaths have been reported in St. Joseph County, local hospitals have seen a significant increase in influenza cases, officials said.
Keep Your Voice Down: Najifa Farhat
Keep Your Voice Down hosts Alek Haak-Frost and Doug Sears, Jr. were joined by Watershed Voice Staff Reporter Najifa Farhat to discuss her educational and professional background, the experiences in Bangladesh that propelled her toward a career in journalism, family dynamics, and her interest in climate vulnerabilities.
Three Rivers Community Players brings satirical take on theatre production with ‘The Greatest Play Ever Written’
The Three Rivers production opened over the weekend and has another slate of performances this coming weekend, February 14-16.
Andrew George steps down as Three Rivers DDA chair after seven years at the helm
John Wolgamood, previously the Three Rivers DDA vice chair, will step in as Andrew George’s successor.
Three Rivers City Commission moves forward with grant to explore Portage Plant Dam removal
The feasibility study is expected to cost $100,000, with 90% of the funding coming from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s Dam Risk Reduction Grant. Portage Power Co. will provide the remaining 10% as a matching contribution.
Three Rivers High School students advance to state art competition
Their artwork will remain on display at the high school until February 18 before being moved to Lansing for further adjudication.
State superintendent advises schools to prepare legal counsel for ICE interventions
The Michigan Department of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to providing free public education to all students, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. Also, St. Joseph County ISD superintendent says it may be “a while until we get some clarity” locally on the impact of a proposed federal funding freeze.
Local meeting primer: Three Rivers City Commission
Tonight the commission will discuss whether to apply for state grant funding to investigate the cost and logistics of removing the Portage Plant dam.
Frank Stanko leaving Watershed Voice staff writer position, will serve on board of directors
He's not putting journalism on hold because of disagreements, Frank says, but in an attempt to prevent burnout and shed some bad habits.
Health officials urge vaccination as Michigan reports first Pediatric Flu deaths
While no flu-related deaths have been reported in St. Joseph County, local hospitals have seen a significant increase in influenza cases, officials said.
Keep Your Voice Down: Najifa Farhat
Keep Your Voice Down hosts Alek Haak-Frost and Doug Sears, Jr. were joined by Watershed Voice Staff Reporter Najifa Farhat to discuss her educational and professional background, the experiences in Bangladesh that propelled her toward a career in journalism, family dynamics, and her interest in climate vulnerabilities.
Three Rivers Community Players brings satirical take on theatre production with ‘The Greatest Play Ever Written’
The Three Rivers production opened over the weekend and has another slate of performances this coming weekend, February 14-16.
Andrew George steps down as Three Rivers DDA chair after seven years at the helm
John Wolgamood, previously the Three Rivers DDA vice chair, will step in as Andrew George’s successor.
Three Rivers City Commission moves forward with grant to explore Portage Plant Dam removal
The feasibility study is expected to cost $100,000, with 90% of the funding coming from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s Dam Risk Reduction Grant. Portage Power Co. will provide the remaining 10% as a matching contribution.
Three Rivers High School students advance to state art competition
Their artwork will remain on display at the high school until February 18 before being moved to Lansing for further adjudication.
State superintendent advises schools to prepare legal counsel for ICE interventions
The Michigan Department of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to providing free public education to all students, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. Also, St. Joseph County ISD superintendent says it may be “a while until we get some clarity” locally on the impact of a proposed federal funding freeze.
Local meeting primer: Three Rivers City Commission
Tonight the commission will discuss whether to apply for state grant funding to investigate the cost and logistics of removing the Portage Plant dam.
Frank Stanko leaving Watershed Voice staff writer position, will serve on board of directors
He's not putting journalism on hold because of disagreements, Frank says, but in an attempt to prevent burnout and shed some bad habits.
