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Vicksburg approves liquor license request for first craft beer business in village[Posted by Tom Haroldson | Special to MLive August 04, 2015, 10:02 AM]
VICKSBURG, MI – It will now be up to the state to decide if Vicksburg will get its first craft brew business.
The Vicksburg Village Council on Monday approved a request from Dando Brewing Co. for a new micro brewer license so that owners Jeffrey Dane Bosel and Andy Clouse can open their proposed Distant Whistle Brewhouse in downtown Vicksburg.
The village's permission is needed first before the license is considered by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. It is unknown how long it will take for the MLCC to make that decision, but Bosel and Clouse have said they hope to have the brewery-pub open by the end of the year.
Neither of the owners was at the Monday meeting, and the council had little to say before unanimously approving the liquor license request. The liquor license also includes a request for permits to allow outdoor service and entertainment.
In November last year, Bosel outlined plans for the micro brewery at 117 E. Prairie St. just a few doors down from the popular Hideaway tavern. He said it would feature a five-barrel operation with 6-10 taps of beer made on site only. The micro brewer license requested calls for making less than 30,000 gallons a year.
One of the features of the craft beer business is that Distant Whistle Brewhouse would use local ingredients as much as possible, pointing to a hop farm in Prairie Ronde Township as one source. It may also offer spent grain to local farmers, bread makers and others. It will employ about 12 people the first year, he said, and will focus on hiring local residents.
Craft brewing is one of the fastest rising businesses in Michigan. In 2011, there were 105 breweries in the state and this year there are more than 150. Michigan is fifth in the nation in the number of breweries, according to state statistics.
"Our philosophy is we need to make great beer," Bose told the council. "We are constantly looking at innovation, changing recipes. We want to keep our business transactions and our identify local."
For more information about the Distant Whistle Brewhouse, go to https://www.facebook.com/MilBrew.
Tom Haroldson covers Portage, Vicksburg and Schoolcraft for MLive/Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kalamazoo City Commission votes to forgive $1.25 million loan to Southwest Michigan Innovation Center[Posted by Emily Monacelli | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 10:00 AM]
KALAMAZOO, MI — The Kalamazoo City Commission on Monday voted unanimously to forgive early a $1.25 million loan made to the Southwest Michigan Innovation Center.
The Southwest Michigan Innovation Center, which is located in Western Michigan University's Business, Technology and Research Park, is being acquired by the Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine.
City commissioners voted unanimously to forgive the loan to allow the acquisition to continue. City commissioners also approved the release of a long-term advance to the city's economic development corporation by transferring $790,000 from the economic initiative fund.
The SMIC was supposed to start annual payments in April 2007 and was supposed to pay on the loan until April 2016 as long as the SMIC had net operating income, according to a city memo. SMIC has never had net operating income, and did not make any payments on the loan. The loan agreement also states that the loan would be fully forgiven no later than April 2016.
"It's important to understand that next April, of 2016, the loan would have been forgiven anyway," Kalamazoo City Manager Jim Ritsema said.
Forgiving the loan leaves roughly $2.2 million in the Economic Initiative Fund revolving loan fund, and about half of that is out on loan, said Tom Skrobola, the city's chief finance officer.
Skrobola said the original agreement for the loan was made in the spirit of a grant, with the idea of if the SMIC made any money, it would go back to the city.
The forgiveness will not impact the city's general fund, Ritsema said, because the repayment money was not aimed toward the general fund.
The Southwest Michigan Innovation Center started out as part pharmaceutical and part information technology, but moved to all pharmaceutical when it absorbed workers laid off by Pfizer, said Southwest Michigan First Chief Executive Officer Ron Kitchens said. Since then, pharmaceuticals have changed, Kitchens said.
The SMIC needs to have access to a Tier 1 research institution and a medical school to keep going, Kitchens said.
"It's not the students at the medical school," Kitchens said. "They're too busy learning. It's the instructors and their assistants who are going to come up with these compounded new ideas that they are then going to commercialize. They need space to figure that out."
Commissioner Don Cooney said he was on the commission when it authorized the loan.
"We put a substantial amount of our resources into this," Cooney said. "I just wish we could have some cost-benefit analysis about what that did for the city, not just about what it did for these companies or Western or whoever. I would like to know how many people from the city got jobs out there."
Vice Mayor David Anderson said the idea of writing a loan off is challenging in concept.
"We are writing off something that ultimately has no value," Anderson said. "We know about that, we've talked about it. The particulars in this agreement were met."
Anderson said he was happy that someone has come up with a positive way to transition this model.
Western Michigan University's board of trustees approved the acquisition at a July business meeting.
The 69,000-square-foot facility was designed to nurture the formation, survival and growth of innovative, entrepreneurial life-science businesses. It is home to 23 companies.
Jan Van Der Kley, WMU vice president for business and finance, said the medical school has a need for more research space to supplement the two floors of the medical school being renovated for research purposes.
Under the proposal approved by WMU, the university relinquished $3,618,812 by transferring the property to the medical school — $618,812, which is the value of the land, and $3 million, which is the value of a gift WMU received that was designated to construction of the center.
The legal entity known as the Southwest Michigan Innovation Center will remain part of Southwest Michigan First.
Emily Monacelli is a reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact her email@example.com or follow her on Twitter.
Police investigating whether 2 Kalamazoo shootings are connected[Posted by Aaron Mueller | email@example.com August 04, 2015, 9:58 AM]
KALAMAZOO, MI -- Police are working to determine whether two shootings over the weekend on Kalamazoo's north side are connected.
Kalamazoo Public Safety Chief Jeff Hadley said detectives are unsure at this point whether the shootings are related.
"CID (Criminal Investigations Division) is actively investigating the shootings and sifting through witnesses," Hadley said. "At this point we can't say if they are directly connected."
The first shooting took place at 3:55 a.m. Sunday in the 500 block of Florence Street. When officers arrived, they found a large crowd fleeing the area. A short time later, three women arrived at Bronson Methodist Hospital with gunshot wounds.
At 4:33 a.m., while officers were still investigating the first shooting, they heard multiple shots fired. Police responded to the 700 block of Hawley Street to find people fleeing the scene.
Police say they spotted a vehicle fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but learned that it was transporting a shooting victim to the hospital.
Hadley said Tuesday that police have a "person of interest" in one of the shootings.
Aaron Mueller is a public safety reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 269-568-3867. Follow him on Twitter.
Sketch released of man who grabbed woman's purse, dragged her through parking lot[Posted by Aaron Mueller | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 9:10 AM]
COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI -- Police are seeking help from the public in identifying a man who attacked a woman in an apartment complex parking lot last week.
Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office released a sketch of the suspect, drawn by a Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety officer.
On July 26, police say the man attacked a 45-year-old woman in the parking lot of Gull Prairie apartment complex off Gull Road. He grabbed her purse and dragged her several yards during the assault.
The victim described the suspect as a younger black man, about 5 feet 9 inches, with a skinny build and wearing dark pants and a maroon sweatshirt. He fled in a smaller red or maroon SUV.
The victim, whose name was not released, suffered minor injuries during the robbery.
Police ask anyone with information on the crime to contact the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office at 269-383-8723 or Silent Observer at 269-343-2100.
Aaron Mueller is a public safety reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact him at email@example.com or 269-568-3867. Follow him on Twitter.
Funeral arrangements set for Jon Porn, victim of Oshtemo crash[Posted by Aaron Mueller | email@example.com August 04, 2015, 8:35 AM]
Funeral arrangements have been set for Jon Miguel Porn, an 18-year-old Mattawan man, who was killed in a crash in Oshtemo Township last week.
Porn was driving on West KL Avenue Thursday July 30 with two friends in the car when he drove through a stop sign and was struck by an SUV at the intersection with Almena Drive, police have said.
Porn, 18, was pronounced dead at the scene. Porn's girlfriend, Nichole Tully, 16, was taken to Bronson Methodist Hospital in critical condition.
Mia Holmgren, 16, never lost consciousness but suffered serious injuries in the crash.
The three teenagers were close friends.
"He (Porn) loved Nicole so much," Holmgren told the Kalamazoo Gazette. "He would do anything for her," she said.
Porn graduated from Mattawan High School a few months ago and had been accepted to both Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo Valley Community College, according to his obituary.
Porn was known affectionately as Jon-Mi. He enjoyed video & computer games, downhill snow skiing and attending screamo concerts, according to the obituary.
A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at St. John Bosco Catholic Church, 23830 Front Ave. in Mattawan. A visitation will be held Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Langeland Westside Chapel, 3926 South 9th Street.
Porn is survived by his parents, Janet (Laurie) Rivera of Kalamazoo and Charles (Haley) Porn of Mattawan; three brothers, Bryan Greulich of Portage, Colin Porn of Mattawan & Garrett Porn of Mattawan; his grandparents, John and Mary Porn of Flint and Miguel Rivera of Puerto Rico.
Aaron Mueller is a public safety reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact him at email@example.com or 269-568-3867. Follow him on Twitter.
Portage man charged in shots fired incident at AFB Bar[Posted by Aaron Mueller | email@example.com August 04, 2015, 7:07 AM]
KALAMAZOO, MI -- A Portage man is facing several charges after police say he fired a gun in the parking lot of a bar near the campus of Western Michigan University.
Edward Bryce Parham, 26, has been charged with reckless discharge of a firearm, possession of a firearm while intoxicated and operating under the influence, according to Kalamazoo Public Safety Assistant Chief Don Webster.
At about 2:10 a.m. July 30, Western Michigan University Police Department officers were flagged down and told about multiple gunshots fired in the parking lot of AFB Bar in the 2900 block of South Howard Street, police have said.
Officers spotted the suspect vehicle on West Michigan Avenue and stopped the car. Upon searching the vehicle, police found a loaded .40 caliber handgun and several spent bullet casings. Parham was found to be under the influence of alcohol, according to police.
Parham is scheduled to be back in court Aug. 18 for a pre-trial conference.
Aaron Mueller is a public safety reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 269-568-3867. Follow him on Twitter.
Galesburg Dollar General robbed by 'large' man armed with hammer[Posted by Aaron Mueller | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 6:38 AM]
GALESBURG, MI -- Police are searching for a man who robbed the Galesburg Dollar General while armed with a hammer.
Kalamazoo County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the armed robbery at Dollar General, 80 East Michigan, at about 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to a news release. Police say a man entered the store and demanded cash from the clerk while armed with a "claw type hammer" that the suspect had taken from the store.
The suspect fled in a late model white Kia with an undisclosed amount of cash. He is described as a large white man, about 6 feet tall and 300 pounds.
He was last seen driving east on M-96, police say. Police ask anyone with information to contact Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office at 269-383-8748.
City of Kalamazoo could look at making some criminal offenses civil infractions[Posted by Emily Monacelli | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 5:45 AM]
KALAMAZOO, MI — The city of Kalamazoo wants the ability to redefine several criminal offenses into civil infractions.
The Kalamazoo City Commission on Monday held a first reading of an ordinance that is an outgrowth of the commission's priority of addressing poverty, said Clyde Robinson, city attorney. One roadblock to getting out of poverty is employment, and people with criminal convictions can be a barrier to getting a job.
"We have the opportunity to redefine many offenses as civil infractions," Robinson said. "As a civil infraction it is not reported as a criminal offense" and a job applicant does not have to disclose it on a job application, he said.
The city attorney said this is a technical amendment that can legitimize what the city has already made civil infractions and is an attempt to formally adopt state legislation put into place in the early 1990s.
Robinson said if the amendment is approved, he will begin to go through the city's criminal code and determine what offenses could be made civil infractions instead of misdemeanors, such as violations of water and sewer ordinances and disorderly conduct ordinances.
Robinson said similar work at the city of Battle Creek, where he was employed before coming to the city of Kalamazoo, took staff a year-and-a-half. He said the process here would likely include citizen input, and proposed amendments would be brought back to city commissions for approval.
"This particular action is something that is long overdue, in my estimation, at the city," Vice Mayor David Anderson said.
Commissioners received criticism from a few residents at the meeting for what the residents said was a lack of clarity on what the agenda item involved.
"If you're going to take away our rights yet again, we should at least understand why and what's behind it," said resident Richard Stewart.
Robinson countered that the proposal does not take away citizens' rights. Anyone cited and fined for a civil infraction has the option to admit the offense and pay the fine, or contest it and have an informal hearing before a magistrate. That person then could appeal a ruling and have a formal hearing before a district court judge, the city attorney said.
Emily Monacelli is a reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Contact her at email@example.com or follow her on Twitter.
Gay minister's seminary offers support in wake of his ouster from Cassopolis ministry[Posted by Julie Mack | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 5:40 AM]
The Chicago-area seminary that educated Benjamin Hutchinson, an openly gay minister, is supporting Hutchinson in the wake of his ouster as a senior pastor of Cassopolis United Methodist Church.
"As a student, he was academically gifted and well respected with a courageous commitment to work for justice," said Lallene Rector, president of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanstan, Ill. "I understand his ministry has been very effective. The loss of position and his place of ministry is much more than regrettable for us."
Hutchinson, 31, resigned in July after he was told by the United Methodist Church's district superintendent that he needed to either resign or face immediate termination because he has a partner. The two men married days after Hutchinson left his job.
Many in Hutchinson's congregation and the Cassopolis community, as well as other United Methodist ministers, have rallied around Hutchinson since.
One of Hutchinson's former seminary instructors, Cheryl Anderson, an expert on the Old Testament, is among those who question the idea that same-sex relationships violate Christian values.
The types of sexual activity "condemned in the historical setting of biblical passages do not address the loving same-sex relationships under discussion today," Anderson said.
"Just as traditions were re-worked within the Bible to meet the needs of different biblical times and cultural settings,we are called to do the same in our own time and place," she said. "For me, that's what makes this a living biblical tradition."
As an African American woman and an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, Cheryl Anderson said she is "too aware of how the Bible has been and still is used against African Americans, and against women in general and against women's ordination specifically."
"With the issue of homosexuality, we have found just another way of using the Bible to harm God's people," she said.
"I am not surprised at all that he served his congregation well," Anderson said, but "I am saddened by our denomination's stance that would prevent him from continuing."
While the United Methodist Church welcomes LGBT members, the denomination's laws prohibits gay clergy from serving at UMC churches. Pastors are not allowed to officiate at same-sex weddings.
A statement on the UMC website says that policy is likely to be debated at the denomination's General Conference in May 16.
"United Methodists are not of one mind regarding homosexuality and gay marriage," the statement said. "Some members, based on their understanding of scripture, feel strongly that the church should uphold its current laws regarding same gender marriage. Others feel just as strongly that the church should be fully inclusive, based on their understanding of scripture, including marriage equality. These different viewpoints are mirrored across most of the Christian world to varying degrees."
Julie Mack is a reporter for Kalamazoo Gazette. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com, call her at 269-350-0277 or follow her on Twitter @kzjuliemack.
Kalamazoo-area voters to decide today on transit tax, K-Township renewal[Posted by Julie Mack | firstname.lastname@example.com August 04, 2015, 5:13 AM]
KALAMAZOO, MI -- Voters in communities served by Kalamazoo Metro Transit are deciding today whether to approve a 0.75-mill request that would maintain current bus services and expand service at night and on Sundays.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today in precincts in the recently formed Central County Transportation Authority, which covers the cities of Kalamazoo, Portage and Parchment, the townships of Comstock and Kalamazoo, and the east edge and southeast corner of Oshtemo Township.
See a map of the CCTA district boundaries [PDF]
The tax on today's ballot would run through 2020 and would replace the current 0.6-mill levy levied in the city of Kalamazoo. The current tax will expire at the end of this year.
The only other item on today's ballot in Kalamazoo County is a request by Kalamazoo Township to renew its 8.97-mill tax for operations.
Click here to see the ballot language for the transit and the Kalamazoo Township requests.
If today's Metro Transit request is approved, the owner of a home valued at $100,000 would pay $37.50 annually, starting in 2016. The millage is projected to raise $3.5 million in 2016.
In addition to maintaining current services, the tax would support daytime Sunday service for 16 routes and expanded nighttime service on 15 routes, said Sean McBride, executive director for the KCTA and CCTA.
Currently, fixed-route Metro Transit service only operates Monday through Saturday, with service on most routes ending at 10:15 p.m. If the millage passes, service would be extended to 12:15 on 15 routes. McBride said those routes have not been finalized, but said they mostly include retail corridors such as the Westnedge Avenue route that extends to The Crossroads mall in Portage.
McBride has said the expanded hours will allow night-shift workers to get to and from second- or third-shift jobs.
Two routes -- the Westnedge route and a Portage route that serves Milwood and Washington elementary schools and a number of apartments complexes -- will also see increased bus frequencies if the millage is approved, according to McBride.
He said the Portage route, which now runs hourly, would be begin operating every 30 minutes during peak hours, while the Westnedge route would likely begin running every 15 minutes.
The millage would also continue to support the transit system's transition from diesel-fuel buses to hybrid-battery buses. Fourteen of Metro Transit's 36 buses currently operate on hybrid batteries.
Bus fare is $1.50 per ride for general citizens and 75 cents for seniors and people with disabilities, rates that are not expected to change for 2016.
The millage request comes at a time when ridership is on an upswing, according to Metro Transit figures. Just over three million rides were logged in 2014, a 1 percent increase from 2014. The service saw more dramatic increases between 2010 and 2013, when the number of rides jumped from about 2.5 million to just under 3 million.
McBride said last month he believes the vast majority of residents within the district to be covered under the new millage understand the need for public transportation, even those who don't utilize it themselves.
"People see it as a core community need for a variety of reasons," the transit director said, "be it education, job development access to essential services."
The new, 0.75 mill levy would be supplemented by an existing countywide 0.4 mill levy by the Kalamazoo County Transportation authority that funds Metro County Connect on-demand van services, meaning property owners within the new district would pay 1.15 mills overall to fund public transportation -- up 0.15 from the 1 mill they currently pay.
Resolutions supporting the millage have been approved by the Kalamazoo City Commission and the Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners.
The new district was originally drawn by Kalamazoo County commissioners to include the cities of Kalamazoo, Portage and Parchment; Oshtemo, Comstock and Kalamazoo townships; Texas Township Precinct 3 (near Kalamazoo Valley Community College) and Pavilion Township Precinct 3. That changed when Pavilion and Texas townships opted out their precincts, which include routes to Pavilion Estates mobile-home park and KVCC's main campus, respectively.
Oshtemo Township elected to opt out precincts 1, 2, 3, 9 and 10, comprising roughly the northwestern two-thirds of the township, and opted in precincts 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, comprising the east edge and southeast corner of the township. The route to Meijer on West Main Street would be lost if that plan holds.
However, the CCTA board has created an opportunity for those areas to rejoin the fixed-route service district if they agree to a service agreement at a cost equal to what the millage would generate in those areas over the same five-year period.
Metro Transit has reached a vocal agreement with Texas Township and KVCC officials to continue service to KVCC, the bus system's fifth-most popular route, McBride said.
Negotiations with Oshtemo officials to maintain service to the Meijer on West Main continue, he said.
Julie Mack is a reporter for Kalamazoo Gazette. Email her at email@example.com, call her at 269-350-0277 or follow her on Twitter @kzjuliemack.
Gull Lake, South Haven graduates to receive Kreager Family Scholarship[Posted by Julie Mack | firstname.lastname@example.com August 03, 2015, 5:27 PM]
South Haven High School graduate Luis Vargas and Shannon Thompson, a graduate of Gull Lake High School, are the 2015 recipients of the Kalamazoo Community Foundation's Kreager Family Scholarship, said a press release from the Kalamazoo Community Foundation.
The scholarship, which was established by South Haven residents David and Kathy Kreager, is awarded each year to college-bound graduating high school seniors who have suffered the loss of a parent or parents either by death or abandonment after infancy.
Since the Kreager Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2001, 48 recipients — including Vargas and Thompson — have collectively received more than $40,000 in scholarships from the fund.
"I lost my dad when I was just 15," said Dave Kreager. "When I became an adult I really began to comprehend the impact that event had on my life and career."
"We lived in Kalamazoo County for many years and are now full-time residents of Casco Township," said Kathy Kreager. "We love both communities and want to make sure students from both have the support they need to be successful after high school."
Vargas plans to study chemical engineering at Western Michigan University this fall.
Thompson will attend Kellogg Community College to study digital sonography and plans to pursue a career as an obstetric ultrasound technician.
Sentencings in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court for Aug. 3, 2015[Posted by Rex Hall Jr. | firstname.lastname@example.com August 03, 2015, 5:19 PM]
KALAMAZOO, MI -- A look at sentences handed down Monday, Aug. 3, 2015, in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court.
Judge Paul J. Bridenstine
Corey Allen Angel, 39, of Plainwell, was sentenced to two days in jail, two years of probation and ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs and state fees for fourth-degree fleeing police as a second-time habitual offender in March in Protage.
Shelton Capers, 36, of Monticello Avenue, was sentenced to nine months in jail and ordered to pay state fees for a probation violation stemming from an original charge of delivery/manufacture of less than 50 grams of a controlled substance in May 2014 in Portage.
Shadow Nicole Kornmiller, 26, of Concord Place, was sentenced to 42 days in jail, 18 months of probation and ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs and state fees for possession of methamphetamine/ecstasy in April in Kalamazoo.
Natashja Lourdes Perry, 24, of Candlewyck Drive, was sentenced to six months in jail, three years of probation, entry into the probation bootcamp program and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for operating/maintaining a methamphetamine lab in May 2014 in Kalamazoo.
Jessica Eve Quinn, 24, of Fulton Street, was sentenced to 24 days in jail, 18 months of probation and ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs and state fees for possession of methamphetamine/ecstasy in March in Portage.
Eddie Lee Williams Jr., 25, of Jones Street, was sentenced to two months in jail, two years of probation, entry into the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program and ordered to pay attorney fees, state fees and restitution for larceny in a building as a second-time habitual offender in November in Portage.
Judge Pamela L. Lightvoet
Kyon Jamal Dorsey, 24, of Plainwell, was sentenced to 42 months to 20 years in prison and ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs, state fees and restitution for armed robbery in November in Cooper Township.
Christopher Reuben Moss-Booker, 18, of Beacon Street, was sentenced to two days in jail, two years of probation, entry into the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program and ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs and state fees for third-degree fleeing police in April in Kalamzoo.
Judge Gary C. Giguere Jr.
Danielle Katherine Bruce, 31, of Bradford Street, was sentenced to 81 days in jail and ordered to pay state fees and $54,619 in restitution for two counts of larceny in a building from October 2012 to November 2012 in Kalamazoo.
Dylan Thomas Gaughan, 26, of Dorr, was sentenced to two years to 20 years in prison and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for operating/maintaining a methamphetamine lab in September in Kalamazoo.
William Henry Gray, 66, of West Vine Street, was sentenced to one month in jail and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for first-degree retail fraud as a third-time habitual offender in February in Portage.
Terrance Arcia Johnson, 47, in Michigan Department of Corrections Custody, was re-sentenced to 38 months to 10 years in prison and ordered to pay state fees and $25,000 in restitution for assault with intent to commit great bodily harm less than murder in December 2013 in Kalamazoo Township.
Scottie Young Langford, 42, of West Walnut Street, was sentenced to 350 days in jail, two years of probation and ordered to pay state fees for aggravated stalking as a third-time habitual offender from February 2014 to July 2014 in Kalamazoo Township.
Jerry Lee Melson, 54, of Winter Forest Drive, was sentenced to three months in jail, three years of probation, entry into the Drug Treatment Court Program and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for third-offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated as a second-time habitual offender in August 2014 in Kalamazoo.
Sara Elizabeth Stuut, 24, of East Melody Avenue, was sentenced to one month in jail, two years of probation, entry into the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program and ordered to pay state fees for possession of methamphetamine/ecstasy in March in Comstock Township.
Judge Alexander C. Lipsey
Lisa Marie Hough, 32, of Keys Drive, was sentenced to one year of probation and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for possession of a financial-transaction device in January in Comstock Township.
Javonte Jamone McFerrin, 20, address unknown, was sentenced to 45 days in jail, two years of probation and ordered to pay state fees for carrying a concealed weapon in August 2014 in Portage.
Kristine Nicole Pedler, 32, of Climax, was sentenced to four months in jail, three years of probation, entry into the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program and ordered to pay state fees for possession of methamphetamine/ecstasy in January in Kalamazoo.
Mark Allen Pufpaff, 18, of West D Avenue, was sentenced to 45 days in jail, 18 months of probation, entry into the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program and ordered to pay state fees for firearm possession by a felon in May in Kalamazoo.
Wayne Rudiaz Spencer Jr., 35, of Clinton Avenue, was sentenced to one month in jail, 18 months of probation and ordered to pay state fees and restitution for uttering and publishing (writing counterfeit checks) in March in Kalamazoo.
Jonneisha Taquaysha Sterling-West, 19, of Fox Ridge Drive, was sentenced to three months in jail, two years of probation and ordered to pay state fees for first-degree retail fraud in April in Portage.
Rex Hall Jr. is a public safety reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette. You can reach him at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter.
Births from Bronson Methodist Hospital[Posted by Danielle Favorite | email@example.com August 03, 2015, 5:00 PM]
LARISSA MAJOR, of Vicksburg, a son.
TALISHA MEARS AND TYLER HALE, of Kalamazoo, a daughter.
ANGEL AND TRAVIS SABIN, of Allegan, a son.
TIA AND JOSEPH WALKER, of Union, a daughter.
MARGARET COCHRAN, of Battle Creek, a son.
Recall petitions submitted for 3 on Three Rivers school board[Posted by Julie Mack | firstname.lastname@example.com August 03, 2015, 4:59 PM]
THREE RIVERS, MI -- Recall petitions have been submitted to the St. Joseph County Clerk's Office to recall three members of the Three Rivers school board, but it will take another day or two for officials to confirm the petitions have enough valid signatures.
TR Cares, a group of about 30 in Three Rivers Community Schools who were circulating the petitions, need 1,165 valid signatures to move forward with a recall election for board president Mike Bosma and trustees Waneta Truckey and Carl Barth.
They collected 1,421 signatures for Truckey, 1,404 for Barth and 1,347 for Bosma, said Lindsay Oswald in the St. Joseph County Clerk's Office.
The office is now is the processing of confirming the people who signed the petitions are registered voters in the Three Rivers school district.
If there are enough valid signatures, a recall election would be scheduled for November.
The other four board members are not eligible for recall. Trustee David Kutz resigned in June and was replaced by Susan Smith, who has been on the board in the past. Trustees Peter Bennett, Diana DeGraaf and Erin Nowak were elected in November, and state law forbids starting a recall against officials during their first six months in office.
The trustees are being accused of failing in their responsibility to ensure Superintendent Jean Logan used a "rigorous, transparent and fair performance evaluation system" for employees.
The former administrators at the center of the controversy are Pete Anderson, who was athletic director; Brad Coon, middle school principal, and Kevin Hamilton, middle school dean of educational services.
The board voted in April not to renew on their contracts based on the recommendation of Logan, who became Three Rivers superintendent last summer.
The board's April 29 vote came during an emotional five-hour meeting attended by about 200 people, all of whom spoke in support of the administrators. The next day, dozens of Three Rivers High School students held a sit-in to show their support for the administrators.
Logan has said the administrators were "not following the district's policies and procedures."
Sherrie Nowicki, one of the organizers of TR Cares, has said the real problems are Logan and school trustees.
"What happened to those three administrators was wrong, plain and simple," Nowicki said in a statement released to the media. "They were treated with little respect and thrown away with no regard for all the good they have done for the children of our school district."
Julie Mack covers K-12 education for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com, call her at 269-350-0277 or follow her on Twitter @kzjuliemack.
Man charged with felony in attack on Portage woman on Bicentennial Trail[Posted by Rex Hall Jr. | email@example.com August 03, 2015, 4:34 PM]
PORTAGE, MI – A Kalamazoo man who police say attacked a woman Sunday on the Bicentennial Trail in Portage was arraigned Monday in Kalamazoo County District Court, authorities said.
Jamal S. Johnson, 19, is charged with one count each of felony unlawful imprisonment and misdemeanor assault and battery, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Carrie Klein said.
Johnson is accused of assaulting a 22-year-old Portage woman who was jogging on the trail Sunday evening. Portage Public Safety officers found the woman after responding at 7:30 p.m. to the trailhead at Kilgore Road and Lovers Lane.
The woman told police that she was jogging on the trail and passed a man. Later, police said the man caught up with the woman, grabbed her and pulled her off the trail.
The woman screamed and was able to fight the man off. Police said the suspect ran from the scene and was spotted later by an officer near Loy Norrix High School where he as taken into custody.
Klein said Johnson was ordered held on $50,000 cash/surety bond following his arraignment Monday in district court.
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Adnan Rashid, a fugitive of the Air Force (PAF), is reported to have been captured, along with three others, from Shakai area of South Waziristan Agency.
Military and intelligence sources, however, denied the reports about his capture. Sources in the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan also expressed their ignorance about the detention of Adnan Rashid, a high-profile commander who was on death row on charges of an attempt on the life of former president Pervez Musharraf.
However, TV channels claimed late in the night that TTP had confirmed the capture of Adnan Rashid.
Some sources claimed that Rashid had been taken into custody during an operation carried out on Friday. He was injured and taken to an unspecified place. They said that another suspect, Mufti Zubair Marwat, who had association with al-Qaeda, had also been captured, along with his driver and guard.
According to an official, Adnan Rashid, a former technician in PAF, was captured after an exchange of fire with security forces in Shakai, about 25km south of Wana, the headquarters of South Waziristan. He was inside a residential compound which was cordoned off by intelligence personnel and soldiers.
"He was critically injured and was airlifted to an undisclosed location for treatment," the official said.
There are reports that three al-Qaeda men were also caught.
According to the sources, Adnan Rashid moved to Shakai in South Waziristan, from Miramshah, North Waziristan, after the military operation.
A senior military official had told journalists in Miramshah on Thursday that security forces had recovered "traces" of Adnan Rashid from Boya, about 25km west of the regional headquarters.
Adnan Rashid, who was arrested for attacking Musharraf in December 2003, escaped from Bannu jail on April 15, 2012, after it was attacked by TTP militants. About 400 prisoners, including hardcore suspects, also escaped.
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The move continues the trend of consolidation at B.B.U., which over the past year has ceased operations at bakeries in Nashville, Tenn.; Easton, Pa.; and Elk Grove, Calif. Operations also are expected to halt at a Wichita, Kas., plant later this month.
"This decision was made after an extensive assessment concluded the aging facility could not compete in the marketplace and is not conducive to B.B.U.'s overall strategy for growth," said Didier Moleres, regional vice-president of operations for B.B.U.'s Central region. "This decision was, however, difficult because of the great team of associates at the Sioux City bakery."
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It has been a stellar year for the globetrotting 18-year-old who is one of three up for the title of Junior Maori Sportswoman of the Year in the 2012 Maori Sports Awards.
The Blockhouse Bay resident is the youngest player to be selected for the women's New Zealand Sevens squad and has been steadily collecting stamps in her passport as she travels to rugby sevens, touch and tag tournaments around the world.
"The last few years have been pretty awesome," the fullback/wing says of her sporting rise.
The journey continues when she departs for the Dubai round of the sevens on Sunday morning.
Nathan-Wong is rapt to be nominated for the award and has put proper preparation for that tournament at the top of her to-do list.
"The awards ceremony is during our build-up for Dubai so I had to make the hard decision to not attend so I can focus on that.
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The life of the rugby nomad appeals to Nathan-Wong who completed her final school exam this week.
Her calendar is packed with events she hopes to play in - Houston in February, China in March, the Netherlands in May and Russia in June.
The former Lynfield College student also plans to take up a scholarship at AUT University next year and will increasingly focus on her sevens game, where she feels most at home.
She only really picked up sevens last year but the sport has captured her and the ultimate goal is to represent New Zealand in the 2016 Olympics.
"It's hard to explain why, sevens is similar to touch, you get space and the field is bigger. There's something about it that seems right, I fit perfectly into it.
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Alcohol and drug addiction and the two most dangerous addictions that the US is facing currently. It is shocking to know that more than half of all Americans aged 12 and above consumes alcohol and out... of this, more than 25% are into binge drinking. About 30 million are into using recreational drugs and prescription medications.At present, there are about 750000 heroin users in the Unites States whereas almost 2.5 % of the people living in the United States have used cocaine at least once in their life. Baltimore, Maryland has more per ca pita individuals with Heroin addiction than any other U.S. state. What is alarming is that almost one in 20 high school seniors in U.S have tried methamphetamine's at least once. Another shocking fact is that 2.1 million of thee teenagers in United States abuse prescription drugs and 11.6% of youths have used tobacco products. In fact 49.9% of youths said that getting their hands on marijuana was very easy.
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South Korean Buddhist monks collect the ashes of high priest Ji-Kwan from around his funeral pyre during a cremation ceremony at the Heain-sa temple in Hapcheon. The Buddhist cremation ceremony, called Dabisik, was held for Ji-Kwan, a former head of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.
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A handmade Indian national flag, more that 150 feet long, hangs in the Dharavi slum in Mumbai. The giant flag, prepared to celebrate women's empowerment, was made by 17 members of the Labour Education and Research Network (LEARN) and funded by enterprise application software maker SAP. It was created for the upcoming 63rd Republic Day of India, on Thursday.
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Stapleton: A Model Community
This growing Denver neighborhood thrives on a shared vision of conservation and sustainability.
By: Caren Baginski
If it wasn't for the old airport control tower and a few building remnants of the past, no one would guess that Denver's Stapleton neighborhood was the site of the city's primary airport from 1929 to 1995. Now home to more than 74,000 residents, Stapleton is setting a precedent for "new urbanism" in Denver and beyond.
In its heyday as an airport, Frontier, Continental and United all operated major hubs out of Stapleton. When the airport closed, it had six runways and five terminals. Those runways were painted with large yellow X's to redirect planes from overhead to the new airport, Denver International Airport located 20 minutes east.
In 1990, five years before the airport closed, the Stapleton Redevelopment Foundation convened and began planning how to reuse the land. The group was started by Sam Gary, a Denver business community professional who is known for ushering the new concept of Stapleton's 7.5 acres from planning to a city vote.
Residents and visionaries got creative with all that space. Removing garages from the front of homes, selecting 20 builders and having energy-star rated homes were some of the ideas that are now community staples. Most noticeable about the neighborhood is the variety of architecture — commercial and residential. Each builder had to bring three different models to each block and, before anyone could move in, land remediation had to take place.
From its airport beginnings, Stapleton has been reimagined and redeveloped into a new type of community — one driven by its residents. Forest City, the master developer selected by the city of Denver to implement the development plan, coins the young, visionary community as a "Neo-Urban Lifestyle." This means mixing the best of the urban with the best of the suburban: convenient, accessible and cultured along with safety, outdoor space and a clean, family community.
In practice, it means Stapleton's the kind of place where neighbors come together to buy (not rent) a jumping castle for their kids — passing it around for block parties and birthdays, of which there are many due to nearly a quarter of the children under the age of five. It means 30 percent of the space would be reclaimed into open green space, parks and nature preserve. And, town centers with grocery stores, restaurants and retail would crop up next to apartments, single-family houses, income-qualified housing and row homes, making for a walkable, diverse community. Not to mention weekly summer movie nights on Founders Green, organized block parties, farmer's markets and a myriad of seasonal events planned by Forest City.
Stapleton has redeveloped into a resident-driven community and focuses on an urban/suburban mix.
Stapleton attracts — and caters to — active lifestyles with biking, hiking and swimming being top interests, according to the survey. Stapleton has public pools, recreation centers and bike paths that connect throughout the parks. Residents are not only active physically, but also in defining what they want their community to become, paying attention to what's going on in the neighborhood, from traffic to crime.
While the very first rental building was for senior living, one of the biggest challenges was building schools fast enough to catch up to Stapleton's under-five age bubble. But it looks like those who move to Stapleton are here to stay: Over 30 percent of Stapleton's new home sales in 2009 came from existing Stapleton residents who, instead of moving out, decided simply to move up within their community.
When Stapleton's development is complete, it is projected to have 12,000 homes and apartments, 8,000 homes for sale and 4,000 rentals, two walkable town centers and a major retail destination (and homes) in Northfield, north of interstate 70, which divides north and south Stapleton.
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We have been really happy with the hotels we booked. Breakfasts have been good and the rooms comfortable and clean. It's always a bit of a worry booking things online but so far so good.
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"Had a great stay! Beach was not crowded at all! The location was close to shops and restaurants. Only a short drive to St. Augustine. One of the best condos we have stayed in!"Guest: Kari C. Date of Stay: June 2015 Review Submitted: June 23, 2015View listing
"Beautiful clean well furnished condo in a very quiet area. Two beautiful pools, one which is heated half the week. Cable and internet were great. Very nice inside and out. Only real con was that the beach directly out side of the condo was nearly unusable due to rock formations. But nearly everything else is perfect. There is some disconnect between VRP and the condo management. Great access from the condo to Daytona and St Augustine. Kayaking place 1mile up the road was fantastic."Guest: Anonymous Date of Stay: February 2015 Review Submitted: March 9, 2015View listing
"I highly recommend Sea Dreams as an excellent family vacation rental property. It has something for everyone! My go to place was the beautiful beach! My husband loved the golf courses! The elevator kept my 92 year old mother involved with the family. The screened in porch was perfect for her crocheting pastime, being able to sit outside and enjoy the weather without too much sun. My daughter and her friend loved the hot tub! The grandkids could swim in the pool all day! Outlet shopping was 20 minutes away at St. Augustine. Disney was a very manageable 1.5 hour trip. The home theatre was a great rainy day distraction. The resort pool was a wonderful option although it was a little too cool for us to use. I'm sure in 2 or 3 weeks it would have been warm enough. The grilling deck was very convenient and the view off of it was spectacular! The kitchen and wet bar were perfect! Everything was stocked with all the necessary cooking/baking/appliances/dishes/cookware we needed. The bedrooms were roomy and plenty of towels were available for use. There were many water and sand toys available for the children to use! That was a very nice plus for them! The children brought their bikes and enjoyed riding bikes in the neighborhood. The fire pit also was a nice addition to family fun by the pool. I would love to come back again to this property. We really needed to stay for a month! The only glitches we experienced were: 1. The hot tub was cold upon our Saturday arrival and was not serviced until Monday. It really needs a hand rail. I fell going in. 2. The home theatre had some problems and could not be completely serviced until Tuesday. 3. The bottom dishwasher rack was very defective, missing a wheel and hard to load with plates."Guest: Barbara W. Date of Stay: February 2015 Review Submitted: March 9, 2015View listing
"Arrived at Cinnamon Beach and it was breath taking, the Security staff at the entrance were spot on and help full. We had the codes and entered the unit and it was clean and beautiful. the view was spectacular. Sitting on the balcony having sips and listening to the surf was nothing shy of relaxing. We had 6 people (4 kids, 2 Adults ) There was plenty of room and personal space , plenty of dishes , pots pans and space space space!!!!! I have read some reviews of people complaining and I just didnt get it , It was perfect. Sure I have complaints , but they are on a level of convienyance and personal preferance. Would I change stuff around if I owned it , Yes .... but Id do the same at a family members house. Bottom line it was perfect for what we wanted and well worth the money's paid. Thank you VRBO we will be back..."Guest: Frederick B. Date of Stay: March 2015 Review Submitted: March 31, 2015View listing
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Close your eyes, breathe in deeply, now exhale slowly… That was easy, wasn't it? Not for everyone…
Police in Miami Dade and North Miami Beach are looking for the driver of a silver or light Toyota Tundra that was driving in the Jewish neighborhood at around 9 am Saturday morning when Rabbi Joseph Raksin was shot to death 10 days ago.
Area residents are also passing out flyers as a way of joining the search for the killer or killers.
A source close to the investigation told CBS4 that detectives reviewing security videos from the area have seen at least one of the men described by a witness has being one of those who attacked the rabbi.
Anyone with information is encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS.
About the Author: Hana Levi Julian is a Middle East news analyst with a degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from Southern Connecticut State University. A past columnist with The Jewish Press and senior editor at Arutz 7, Ms. Julian has written for Babble.com, Chabad.org and other media outlets, in addition to her years working in broadcast journalism.
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We need to catch and kill these mamzarime
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I hope so. That person deserves the death penalty.
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A Gva'ot woman was hurt Sunday in a rock attack on her car by Arab terrorists in Samaria.
Israelis have been feeling the heat lately, and not only over tensions erupting from the Iran nuclear deal.
Wildfires again were raging in the Judean Hills around the Israeli capital this weekend. Even Sapir was evacuated as homes burned.
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"Our whole country condemns the murder. This is the meaning of Jewish ethics. On the Palestinian side, the leadership celebrates the murders [of Jews]."
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Drivers of the Jerusalem Light Rail system shut down the trains in a wildcat strike Sunday morning leaving tens of thousands people stranded. The drivers are protesting work conditions and the increased frequency of trains. The Transportation Ministry is deploying hundreds of additional buses to try to overcome the sadden lack of train service. CityPass, […]
Homosexual leaders who organized last night's rally in Tel Aviv demanded that speakers sign a pledge supporting their cause.
Former liberal Democratic New York Congressman Gar Ackerman has come out four-square against the nuclear deal with Iran, Ackerman, who was New York City's 7th District Congressman for 30 years until 2013 and is 72 years old, has joined the advisory board of Citizens for a Nuclear Free Iran. He stated Friday: While I have […]
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Sandy Berger: "Going forward, if Bibi continues to be the obstacle, you will need to find the ground from which you can make his politics uneasy."
Wildfires again were raging in the Judean Hills around the Israeli capital this weekend. Even Sapir was evacuated as homes burned.
Arab violence failed to keep Jewish and Gentile tourists off the Temple Mount this weekend; Israel Police just kept rioters away instead.
No one envied the Iranian last week, with temperatures above 150 Farenheit. In Israel, it hit above 100 degrees.
Gaza terrorists launched a double rocket attack late Saturday, but Israelis weren't warned. The rockets miraculously landed short.
Palestinian Authority Arabs attempt to torch Joseph's tomb in retaliation for Duma arson attack.
Israel Police are on nationwide 'high alert' in response to an uptick in Arab violence.'
Arabs attacked Israeli forces in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria on Sabbath over the deaths of an innocent baby and a terrorist.
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