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Vocalist and songwriter Yolonda Lavender has a different “way of being.” Find out why. Also: The county’s infant mortality rate is trending down. And the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra announces a new leader: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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LEAN on Healing with Healing on Purpose exists in response to the profound and ongoing trauma experienced within our community. Read how they do it: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Sections of the AIDS quilt are in Kalamazoo as part of the Civic’s latest show. Also: The county’s homeless shelter is finally close to opening after many delays. And a former bar is half demolished: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Fire exists as a brave space nurturing youth through creativity to express, heal, and connect with self and others, inspiring a community of truth and freedom. Learn more: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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A new theater will kick off its first season with a production of “1776.” Also: A nurse speaks out about the dangers of unknown pills. And WMU hockey and basketball are coming downtown: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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The Kalamazoo Climate Crisis Coalition is committed to the work of a better climate future for our community. Read more: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Through practices such as working with draft animals, blacksmithing, using hand tools, and timber-framing, Tillers offers accessible, low-cost ways to care for the land, grow food, and increase self-reliance. Learn more: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Portage leaders are questioning the use of license plate cameras. Also: The city of Portage is pausing data center and battery storage facility development. And preaching is only part of the work at one Northside church: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Face Off Theatre Company's mission is to create meaningful work that inspires and sparks change in our community through providing a space that empowers, develops, and supports artists of color. Read more about the West Michigan ensemble theater: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Portage may put a pause on big energy and computer projects in the city. Also: County leaders are considering a tax to pay for child care. And a local bar is going retro. That means no wi-fi and no cell phones: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Two cars crashed into buildings over the weekend. Also: Kalamazoo Township is asking the governor to remove its treasurer. And $3.1 million in upgrades is coming to a local high school: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Kalamazoo County is embarking on what could be the largest public art project in the area. Also: Asylum Lake negotiations are going forward. And a bestselling author is coming to Vicksburg: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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A downtown building will be renovated with the help of city tax dollars. Also: A traffic safety project came to a screeching halt after complaints. And a sustainable goods store is trying to remain sustainable to the end: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Portage may preemptively pause building any computer or battery plants. Also: A Comstock manufacturer is shutting down. And there’s a new place to play in Portage: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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The process of transferring stewardship of Asylum Lake Preserve is inching forward. Also: “Take Back the Trash” may take a while. And Kalamazoo’s newest bar is Old Skool: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Portage is preparing for chicken finger traffic. Also: Enrollment is now open at KRESA’s career training center. And a Kalamazoo-born Olympian is skating for Lithuania: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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A program to provide cash “prescriptions” to local mothers is celebrating its first birthday. Also: The new management of a local ice rink has a history of lawsuits. And a local puppy punts for the pros: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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KPS’s superintendent says there is still room for improvement at the district. Also: Two Kalamazoo townships are suing over their water and sewer services. And the Gilmore Festival’s opener just won a Grammy: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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A town hall on ICE activities leaves more questions than answers. We want to know what you're still wondering. Also: An attempt to recall several Oshtemo Township officials has come to an end. And an event will show off short community-made films: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Happy Groundhog Day! Kalamazoo city leaders are considering taking action on ICE. Also: A lawsuit over city pollution is going forward. And a new KIA exhibit shows off some really wild kicks: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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A vote in Portage could bring an end to some services. Also: ICE protests raise questions about Kalamazoo’s camera systems. And the weather may be frightful but Saturday’s Snow Jog will go on: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Indie bookstores are all the rage in Kalamazoo County. Also: United Airlines is flying back to Kalamazoo. And Kalamazoo Craft Beverage Week kicks off this weekend: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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An attempt to rezone land near Asylum Lake Preserve has been rejected by Kalamazoo city commissioners. Also: Hundreds gathered in Kalamazoo to protest federal crackdowns in Minneapolis. And the Vine neighborhood is blooming: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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It’s really, really, really, really cold. Also: Violent crime was down last year in Kalamazoo. And a new local film series will show off Latvia: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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A forum on ICE will feature the county’s top law enforcement officer. Also: The county is shifting money to make up for cuts to federal housing funds. And a program to train Black entrepreneurs is recruiting its sixth group of students: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Arts events are coming to Kalamazoo. Also: Comstock officials got served with surprise documents. And a local art and music venue is focused on keeping it small: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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Trash will be on the ballot in Portage this May. Also: Kalamazoo Township’s police chief is retiring. And did you know that the Kalamazoo/Portage area is one of the most arts-vibrant communities in the country: nowkalamazoo.org/new...

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