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Kzoo Parks invites residents to free scavenger hunt

By John Suayan | Feb 12, 2022

The City of Kalamazoo Department of Parks and Recreation has announced the return of the Winter Family Scavenger Hunt, which will take place from Feb. 16 to Mar. 2.

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K-Wings head coach on Kattelus: 'Adding a component like him is a huge deal for us'

By John Suayan | Feb 7, 2022

Defenseman/forward Eric Kattelus rejoined the Kalamazoo Wings in February to assist the ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets in its quest for a playoff berth.

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Oshtemo Township to seek state funding for proposed trail

By John Suayan | Jun 22, 2020

The Oshtemo Township Board of Trustees earlier this month unanimously approved a resolution to seek a state grant to build a two-mile-long trail for walking and biking in the township.

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FAA denies United's request to temporarily halt service to and from Kalamazoo

By John Suayan | May 22, 2020

United will continue to fly in and out of Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport through at least early July after the Federal Aviation Administration turned down the airline’s request to temporarily halt service.

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African American residents in Kalamazoo County disproportionately affected by COVID-19

By John Suayan | May 1, 2020

As COVID-19 cases in Kalamazoo County increase, many of its African American residents are disproportionately affected, recent Michigan Department of Health and Human Services data showed.

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Kalamazoo County administrator awarded three-year contract extension

By John Suayan | Apr 21, 2020

Kalamazoo County Commissioners approved a three-year extension of Administrator Tracie Moored’s contract in March.

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Kalamazoo city officials approve financial aid for small businesses despite troubles with Zoom

By John Suayan | Apr 10, 2020

Despite an interruption of their virtual meeting that went viral, Kalamazoo city officials approved the creation of a small business loan fund.