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2:23 pm
Thu May 16, 2013

See Michigan's native plants and animals at Asylum Lake Preserve

Credit Western Michigan University
Asylum Lake Preserve

A gathering at the Asylum Lake Preserve in Kalamazoo on Saturday, May 18, invites residents to tour the green space, learn about its history and help protect its future. The event is from 1-5 p.m. and begins at the Parkview entrance.

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WMUK News
11:19 pm
Wed May 15, 2013

Kalamazoo PCB protest urges action by EPA

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Kalamazoo City Commissioner Don Cooney marches with a banner Wednesday evening
Local Music
3:38 pm
Wed May 15, 2013

Stulberg Competition highlights new generation in music

Credit Cara Lieurance
Margaret Hamilton, Renata Knific, and Chris Shook

Kalamazoo has been home to one of the country's most prestigious competitions for young people for the past 38 years. Saturday, the Stulberg International String Competition returns with performances by twelve semi-finalists during the day and a final concert by six finalists in the evening. 

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SW Michigan
2:33 pm
Wed May 15, 2013

Consumers Energy customers get a rate hike and refunds

Credit WMUK
High-voltage transmission lines in POrtage

Consumers Energy customers will soon see slightly bigger electric bills. The Michigan Public Service Commission has approved an $89 million rate increase, 40 percent less than originally sought by the utility.

The commission says that means a typical residential customer will see an increase of about a $1.67 per month. Consumers Energy had initially asked for a rate increase of $148 million.

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Albion Schools
6:25 am
Wed May 15, 2013

Albion School Board votes to close high school

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Albion High School

  • Interview with Justin Hinkley

    

Albion School Board members have voted to close the district's high school to cover a projected $1-million shortfall for next year.  The Battle Creek Enquirer reports the board voted 5-1 Tuesday night to become a K-8 district

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