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Sturgis City Commission plans to return to face-to-face meetings.

Sturgis city manager Michael Hughes on Wednesday presented a proposal to offer a utilities-payment ”round-up" to support Sturgis Area Community Foundation.

Preliminary engineering work will move forward on a roundabout at the intersection of North Franks Avenue and East Lafayette Street in Sturgis.

Historical tours will be conducted in fall 2021 at Oak Lawn Cemetery in Sturgis, pending weather and status of the pandemic.

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For many residents of Michiana, the date April 11, 1965, brings chilling emotions to the forefront. As late afternoon gave way to early darkness, more than four-dozen tornadoes twisted out of the sky, taking the lives of nearly 270 people across the upper Midwest. Indiana was hit hardest, followed by Michigan. As people scrambled for cover from the tornadoes, which came with little warning, regional community became forever associated with Palm Sunday 1965. Alto, LaGrange, Elkhart, Dunlap, How...

The Daily Telegram Twenty-one years ago, I was in the midst of penning an archival project that, unknown to me at the time, turned out to be an oft-requested book on one of Lenawee County’s most significant natural disasters.  The project continues to grow, as the 56th anniversary looms, with no waning interest in the tragedy.  It all started with a simple question Dec. 26, 1999.  I was speaking with a fellow church parishioner about a widely known local tragedy, but one seldom discussed: ...

About seven minutes into the proceeding, Deborah Davis, assistant to the prosecuting attorney and representing Lindsey, said she believed Lindsey and Harris were in close proximity during the livestream, based on Lindsey’s answers and body language. “Your Honor … I have reason to believe that the defendant is in the same apartment as the complaining witness right now, and I am extremely scared for her safety,” Davis said. “The fact that she’s looking off to the side and he’s movi...

By Dan Cherry On a local history social media page, Lenawee County historians were asked for more information about — paraphrased — “the 1908 smallpox epidemic in Jasper that killed half the town.” Additionally, did you know, the requests read, that Jasper was a city of 8,000 at the time, the same size as Adrian, and that 4,000 people died in Jasper, requiring residents to burn half the town to stem the spread of the disease.  The story is briefly repeated on several online websites, b...

@DCherrySJ1 The state office that regulates health and safety at restaurants and businesses that serve food said last week it plans to follow up with establishments that remain out of compliance with COVID-19 mandates. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer stated that, as of Feb. 1, restaurants and food service establishments could reopen to sit-down dining, after several months of restrictions that included carryout or curbside pickup only, and the wearing of masks by employees and customers at the point of p...