In today's news:

• South Haven-based American Twisting sold to North Carolina company
• Andrews University ranked among nation's best in new survey
• Niles Scream Park begins new season with new scares tonight
• and more!

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In today's news:

We reported this week the city of Benton Harbor is allowing some soil borings to take place at Jean Klock Park in preparation for Peninsula Fiber Network's Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure project. But what is the Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure project?

A presentation on the Constitutionality of Presidential Succession will headline Lake Michigan College's annual Constitution Day celebration this month. 

A new season of the Niles Scream Park begins Friday.

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In today's news:

• Two people recovering from knife wounds after family fight near Lions Park
• South Haven woman arrested for pulling a gun on a McDonald's line-cutter
• MSP provides school resources for emergency preparedness
• and more!

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In today's news:

Two people are recovering after an assault involving a knife in St. Joseph early Wednesday. 

The United Way of Southwest Michigan is now seeking volunteers for this year's Rake a Difference event.

The Berrien County Veteran Services Office is hosting a County Wide Luminary Event in support of the Suicide Prevention Coalition this month. 

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