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What Went Wrong? Root causes of gun violence documentary.

A Next Lens Media Lab Fellowship documentary. Five ex-offenders from the community share their personal…

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Gavel to Gavel: Upcoming Local Government Meetings and Stand-out Agenda Items – February 17 – 21, 2025

Monday (02/17): Kalamazoo City Committee of the Whole (5:00 PM, PMN4): The…

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NEW: The “You Belong Here” Health and Wellness Fair on Access Kalamazoo

Join Azalia Gonzalez and WMU students Emma Nesbit, Jaelyn Amhdar, and Grace…

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Gavel to Gavel: Upcoming Local Government Meetings and Key Agenda Items – May 11 – 14

Let's take a closer look at some of this week's local government meetings in Kalamazoo, Oshtemo, and Comstock. Monday (05/11)…

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Gavel to Gavel: Upcoming Local Government Meetings and Key Agenda Items – June 1 – 4

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Monday (06/01) Kalamazoo City Commission (7:00 PM, PMN4): The City Commission will vote on several contract extensions and approvals, including…

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A Street Built for the Next 100 Years

A wide, split-scene illustration of a downtown street transformation. The left half shows an aging one-way urban roadway under construction, with cracked pavement, exposed underground utility pipes, orange construction barrels, and a one-way traffic sign. Brick buildings line the street beneath a cloudy sky. The right half depicts a completed streetscape with a two-way road, protected bike lane, crosswalks, trees, landscaping, cyclists, pedestrians, and modernized infrastructure under bright blue skies. The image visually contrasts a deteriorating past with a greener, more pedestrian-friendly future.

Kalamazoo Avenue is about to change

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More Than a Backdrop

Composite digital illustration representing community media as civic infrastructure. In the center, a community television studio records a local talk show while a camera operator films. To the left, residents attend a public government meeting being recorded for public access television. Above the scene, silhouettes of community members stand in front of a small-town skyline connected by a broadcast tower, symbolizing local voices and communication networks. Media-related icons—including a microphone, satellite dish, video camera, monitor, smartphone, and play button—surround the composition. Along the bottom are visual elements representing local media centers, community connection, geographic reach, and sustainable funding, including a map with location markers, a community media building, a bridge, and stacks of coins sprouting green leaves. The image uses a blue and green color palette and conveys themes of local storytelling, free expression, civic engagement, public access media, and long-term investment in community communication systems.

Last week, Stephen Colbert closed out eleven years at the Ed Sullivan Theater and showed up, just 24 hours later,…

Health Kalamazoo & You

Kalamazoo Has Replaced More Than 6,700 Lead Service Lines and the Work Continues

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