September 27, 2022 | Moody on the Market

Whitmer signs bipartisan bills to increase road patrol funding

Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed three bipartisan bills Tuesday that will increase funding for the Secondary Road Patrol program. The bills are designed to keep drivers safe in their communities by putting more officers on the road, improving

Indiana Michigan Power sends 350 workers to Florida to aid in Hurricane Ian aftermath

Submitted by Indiana Michigan Power Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is answering the call toprovide mutual assistance ahead of Hurricane Ian, which is on track to make landfall this week along Florida’s Gulf Coast. More than 350 I&M

Pokagon-owned clinic to offer free health assessments

Residents who are in need of a check up, but unable to afford one, are in luck. Mshkiki Clinic in Benton Harbor announced Tuesday it will offer free health assessments and flu vaccines on Friday, Oct. 7

City of St. Joseph unveils new website

After several months of preparation, the city of St. Joseph has unveiled its new-look website in hopes of creating an easier-to-use experience for residents and visitors. The announcement of the new website came during Monday’s regular city

City of SJ approves agreement for $690K in improvements to Whirlpool Centennial Park

The City of St. Joseph has been planning improvements to Whirlpool Centennial Park, and commissioners took the next step forward Monday when they approved a grant project agreement with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The park,

“Out of the Box Open Mic” October 5 at Box Factory in St. Joseph

The Box Factory for The Arts in St. Joseph is inviting aspiring entertainers to step up to the microphone next week. It’s detailed today in an announcement from ‘The Box’: Join host Matt Lenny at 7 p.m.

Michigan Works! & Upjohn Institute to Survey Wages & Benefits to Give Employers Some Perspective

Are you a business owner in southwest Michigan and you’re not sure how to compete with other employers with wages and benefits in the post-covid environment? Today’s labor market is changing rapidly and Michigan Works! says it

ND Prof Examines Social Media & Polarization at SH Speaker Series

The South Haven Speakers Series presents Dr. Lisa Schirch of the University of Notre Dame speaking about the best and worst impacts of technology on polarization and social cohesion. Drawing from her research, Dr. Schirch will use

Oscar Contending Short Films at The GhostLight Theatre this Weekend

Film lovers in Benton Harbor will join over 100,000 film enthusiasts and 500 venues worldwide to view, and judge, short film works from the next generation of international filmmakers for the 25th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival

Upcoming Events for the Baroda Area Business Association

October is nearly here and the community of Baroda is ready for it! The Baroda Area Business Association, with its goal to create a more prosperous business community while supporting local commerce, has a few events planned

First LMC Choral Concert ‘Wine & Roses’ October 15

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The Lake Michigan College Visual & Performing Arts Department presents its opening choral concert, Wine and Roses, at 2 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 15, in the Hanson Theatre of Lake Michigan College’s Mendel Center on the Benton Harbor

Kentucky school shooter involved in 1997 incident sentenced to spend life in prison

On Monday, the Kentucky Parole Board ruled that 39-year-old Michael Carneal, the man convicted in the 1997 school shooting that took the life of three students, should remain in prison for the rest of his life. The unanimous

Russian President Vladimir Putin grants American whistleblower Edward Snowden citizenship in Russia

Edward Snowden, the former contractor with the National Security Agency who made headlines when he leaked highly classified information in 2013, has been granted Russian citizenship under a decree signed by President Vladimir Putin. Snowden was one of

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