Taz is a drop of sweetness wrapped in a snazzy tabby cat coat! All he wants from his new family is to be loved. Taz had something wrong with his eye when he came to us and we had to have it removed. That has not squelched his kitten energy one bit! Taz's favorite playtime activities include climbing cat trees, chasing springs and wand toys, and wrestling with a fellow foster kitten. When he isn't playing, Taz is a cuddly boy who gives kisses and likes to curl up with you for a nap. The humans who adopt him will no doubt be extra compassionate and have boundless affection! Taz's estimated birthday is 06/22/2024, he is neutered and fully vaccinated. Contact Paws of Hope at [email protected] or via private message to our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/PawsOfHopeSwMich) to learn more about this terrific little guy. Taz is one special kitten! 

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In today's news:

• Update on St. Joseph's anti-RV parking ordinance
• Martin Luther King III set to help celebrate Unified Civic Monuments unveiling
• State Representative Paquette protests Kellogg food additives 
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In today's news:

Martin Luther King III will be in the Twin Cities for the unveiling of the Unified Civic Monuments next month. 

State Representative Brad Paquette is lending his voice to the chorus calling on Kellogg's to stop using artifical dyes in its children's breakfast cereals. 

Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is coming to Benton Harbor. 

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Zack updates you on three Wednesday, October 16 events to attend across the area, along with details on the November Business After Hours event. Check these out and more at smrchamber.com!

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In today's news:

• Local State Rep. sees potential for compromise on tipped wage fight
• Coloma schools hear from Berrien County's prosecutor on bullying
• Halloween fundraiser set for Watervliet girl battling Batten Disease
• and more!

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In today's news:

State Representative Joey Andrews has been meeting with restaurant owners and staff for the past few months to find out how they feel about coming changes to the state's minimum wage and paid sick time laws. 

Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Community Service Commission have announced the 38 individuals, businesses, and non-profits who will be honored at the 2024 Governor’s Service Awards for their commitment to volunteerism, service, or philanthropy next month, and among the honorees are some Southwest Michigan residents. 

In recognition of National Bullying Prevention Month, Coloma Community Schools has invited Berrien County Prosecutor Amy Byrd to talk to students about cell phone use. 

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