Kalamazoo Has Replaced More Than 6,700 Lead Service Lines and the Work Continues
More than two-thirds of Kalamazoo's lead service lines have now been replaced, according to James Baker, the city's director of…
WMU wants to add lights for night soccer. A city committee is asking questions.
Western Michigan University is planning to install lights at its soccer facility for night games, a facility that sits directly…
After the KMR fire, the city laid out what it did and what it’s still working on.
The city's formal written response to questions from the Environmental Concerns Committee (ECC) and the Kalamazoo Eastside Neighborhood Association (KENA)…
A north side development project is moving toward a city tax incentive. Here’s what’s planned.
The city opened a public hearing on a proposed Neighborhood Enterprise Zone (NEZ) district covering properties at 825 Porter Street…
Three infrastructure decisions in one meeting: road diet, lead lines, and a plan to move the rail yard
The Kalamazoo City Commission approved three significant infrastructure items at its May 11 meeting. The Portage Street road diet converts…
A Survey With No Pitchforks Required
People who are okay with things never flood a governmental email account with warm fuzzies. They just go about their…