We know to watch out for animals anytime we re driving the backroads of Michigan. The Kalamazoo County Road Commission recently shared a good reminder about some of the smaller creatures we should be on the lookout for.
It s obvious when a deer is in the roadway. Likely the same for a squirrel. But can you say the same for turtles? The small amphibious creatures do cross our roads all the time. This image, shared on Facebook by the Kalamazoo County Road Commission gives a good comparison on just how small these little dudes can be.
Look at the size compared to the construction helmet.
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St. Joseph County deputies find stolen vehicle, property
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The St. Joseph County Sheriff s Office is overseeing the investigation into Friday night s chase through Indiana, Michigan and into a St. Joseph County cornfield.
and last updated 2021-05-03 09:40:37-04
STURGIS, Mich. â A stolen vehicle reported last week in Sturgis has been found and a 35-year-old White Pigeon man is in custody.
Officers with the Sturgis Police Department found the vehicle later in the day Friday on Chicago Road, according to a news release Monday.
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, Howe, Scott, Shipshewana, Coldwater, Hillsdale. All told, damage totaling $1.2 billion (in 1965 dollars) was reported.
The tornado systems skimmed the southern outskirts of Sturgis, causing damage along South Nottawa Street in Sturgis and beyond. The tornado struck the area at 6:45 p.m., several miles south and east through Fawn River and Honey Lake, leaving behind a wide path of devastation. It touched down on Bauman Road, near the Fawn River store, and from there reduced everything in its pa