In today's news:

• Niles boil water order remains in effect
• All of Michigan's Rite Aid stores closing 
• Update on ambulance stolen from hospital in St. Joseph
• and more!

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In today's news:

Hot on the heels of the recent closure of five beaches around Berrien County due to high E coli levels, the Berrien County Board of Commissioners has accepted the latest state grant to pay for water testing at beaches each week. 

Lincoln Township has received a clean, unmodified audit for the most recent fiscal year.

A boil water advisory is in place in some areas of Niles following testing this week. 

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In today's news:

• First the mayor, now Buchanan loses part of their economic development team
• Benton Harbor reviewing new public space near Emma Jean Hull flats
• Bridgman creating new public market and business incubator
• and more!

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In today's news:

The Lincoln Township Board of Trustees has agreed to explore the establishment a Greater Stevensville Chamber and Growth Alliance in partnership with the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber and the village of Stevensville.

A use for the former Rite Aid building in Bridgman has been found.

There have been some changes in the city government in Buchanan. Mayor Sean Denison resigned during Monday's city commission meeting, citing political nastiness and unfounded accusations from some members of the community. 

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