Watervliet High School celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Week
CELEBRATING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE… Nov. 10-14, 2025, Watervliet High School held Indigenous Peoples’ Week with a powerful and joyful celebration. All researched, planned and organized by students. Their purpose was to learn, honor and celebrate the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. Each day held a different focus. Throughout the week, their theme was Mno Bmadzewen – “Living in a good way” with respect, understanding, and unity. The students extend a huge thank-you to Marley Alsup, her
Hartford Mayor Jane Danger sworn in; infrastructure in the city’s planning
With a smile and a steady hand... Mayor Jane Danger is sworn in during the Nov. 24, 2025, Hartford City Council meeting at City Hall. Mayor Danger was elected for a 2-year term by beating out sitting mayor, Richard A. Hall and challenger, Tom VanLierop, in the Nov. 4, 2025 General Election. (TCR photo by Dylan Raucci)
Coloma Charter Township board focuses on Paw Paw Lake management issues; resolution to the county bond project for the PPL Area Water Authority
Paul Hausler, aquatic biologist and environmental consultant from Progressive Companies provided a comprehensive handout for the Coloma Charter Township board members for review on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025, at the township’s monthly meeting. Hausler presented a year-end summary of the management activities and the general condition of the lake during 2025. The board will review the information provided by Hausler before making any final decisions concerning Paw Paw Lake manag
