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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - Coldwater Board of Public Utilities Director Jeff Budd announced his resignation in a l...

X Hier können Sie interessante Artikel speichern, um sie später zu lesen und wiederzufinden. Jetzt registrieren / einloggen Vor der Paketposthalle findet man eine große Wiese. Perfekt für Hunde und Spaziergänger. Tom Kramer steht mit anderen Gassigehern hier. Man kennt sich und man kennt natürlich auch die Pläne für das Bauprojekt. "Es ist nötig, da in der Stadt München der Wohnraum und Gewerberaum fehlt. Im Westen der Stadt haben wir das noch nicht", sagt Kramer. Die Türme würden ihm zwar in seiner eigenen Wohnung die Sonne stehlen. "...

The Daily Reporter In two hearings Saturday, Hodunk-Messenger Lake Board found it necessary to continue to provide weed control for the north chain of Branch County lakes and adopt an annual budget and assessments for 2022-26.  Only a few people appeared at the Coldwater Township pavilion for the meeting. Consultant Paul Hausler of Progressive AE, manager of the projects, oulined the necessity of the program and the proposed $154,000 annual cost.   Terry Reen, president of the lake association, said the proposed assessment will be $183 for waterfront lots. “This to adjust for the increase...

Kramer’s Kutting Edge finding its place in the island community By PAULETTE LeBLANC - | Jun 30, 2021 Tom and Suzanne Kramer of Kramer’s Kutting Edge. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY TOM KRAMER Although Kramer’s Kutting Edge is admittedly new to the island, Tom Kramer has been in business since 1992. Kramer said he is not only a locksmith, but also cuts and originates keys, including hard to find keys and also keys for heavy equipment and boats, as well as professional sharpening of knives, scissors and gardening tools, like chainsaws and chisels. “I saw that no one else was offering this business...

By Jim Measel May 10, 2021 | 9:01 PM COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – After a nearly one hour discussion, the Coldwater City Council took no action Monday night on a request from the Coldwater Planning Commission to put a 90 day moratorium on any new marijuana grow facilities and retail marijuana outlets in the city’s industrial area. Mayor Tom Kramer brought the matter up during last week’s Planning Commission meeting after so much time was spent on potential odor problems from a proposed grow facility on Industrial Avenue and a recreational marijuana processing facility on Butt...