Jodi Miesen
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The paper had a four-year run, from the fall of 1966 through the summer of 1969.
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The nurses' union and the hospital in Kalamazoo have been struggling to reach a deal on a new contract.
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WMU professor Russell Zwanka said the new course fills a gap in the university’s food marketing curriculum.
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The parties will be back at the negotiation table December 1st.
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New signs on 10th street south of Plainwell commemorate the vanished community.
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Two WMUK reporters were unexpectedly ordered to leave a GOP watch party in Portage Tuesday night by 40th State House District candidate Kelly Sackett, who told them to “get out.”
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One small-business expert says customers are likely to see a lot more automation at fast-food restaurants in coming years.
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Experts in the field agree that some old methods of treating mental illness belong in the past. But one may be due for revival, a professor at Western Michigan University said.
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Western Michigan University sociologist Whitney DeCamp said the FBI's recently released annual urban crime report has its uses. But not for comparing one city to another.
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The City held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning for a free outdoor fitness court at Upjohn Park near downtown.