Task Force Presents Whitmer With Recommendations to Protect Nursing Home Residents
They were charged with the task of producing recommendations to further protect nursing home residents in Michigan, and Monday the special task force assigned that work delivered their report to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. To help protect the
National Retail Federation Says Small Biz Pessimism Suggests Need for Add’l Stimulus
Saying their attitude clearly shows the need for continued economic stimulus measures in America, the Chief Economist of the National Retail Federation says that small business owners are increasingly pessimistic about the coronavirus pandemic. NRF Chief Economist
Bridgman Gas Station Owner Objecting to Proposed Interstate Gateway District There
The Bridgman Planning Commission will meet this week to discuss creation of an “Interstate Gateway District” to the city through a zoning ordinance amendment, paving the way for a new auto dealership, a Casey’s General store and
09-01-20 Moody on the Market Daily Update
09-01-20 Moody on the Market Daily Update
With 1-94 in Berrien County Home to 2nd Highest Truck Crash Rate, Truck Safety Campaign Kicks Off
Only Wayne County witnesses more truck crashes along I-94 than Berrien County, and following a record high level of truck crashes last year, the Michigan Center for Truck Safety is launching a major safety campaign headed into
Pokagon Tribe One of Four Michigan Tribes Getting HUD COVID Recovery $$
The Pokagon Tribe of Potawatomi Indians will get a share of nearly $18-million being awarded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development to help their recovery efforts from the coronavirus pandemic. It marks their second
Sec. of State Warns License Renewal Extensions End September 30th
If your efforts to renew your driver’s license or your license plate tabs have been thwarted by the pandemic, and you’ve been able to take advantage of the state’s renewal extension plan, you are being warned that
MI Department of Health Will Change COVID-19 Reporting Schedule
Calling weekend data “often erratic and generally lower than other days due to reduced testing and lab staffing,” the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services is changing “the cadence” for COVID-19 data that they post routinely
Spectrum Health Lakeland Alerts Patients to Data Breach
A ransomware attack earlier this year has lead to a data breach impacting donors and others affiliated with the Spectrum Health Lakeland Foundation. Hospital officials tell us that on July 16, 2020, the system was made aware
Doors to Boys & Girls Clubs of BH Reopening September 14th
Following a long absence due to the coronavirus pandemic, young people in the community will finally have a chance to return to their beloved Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton Harbor in a couple of weeks, as
Berrien RESA Boosts Mask Distribution to Berrien County Students
As the return to school gets underway and the statewide face mask mandate continues, the team at Berrien RESA will be helping thousands of students across Berrien County to comply with the rules in the classrooms and