Jim Kasuba
Multimedia Journalist at The News Herald (Southgate, MI)
Jim Kasuba is an award-winning News-Herald journalist who believes everyone has a story to tell.
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Mar 9, 2024 |
theoaklandpress.com | Jim Kasuba
For Zachary Waugh, swimming wasn’t something he left behind after graduating from Riverview Community High School in 2009. Swimming competitively in both middle and high school and his love for the sport followed him into his adult life. He jokingly states he continued because he likes to eat (a lot) and swimming helps justify the extra calories. But all kidding aside, he maintains an enjoyment of swimming for the purpose of competing in destination races, in particular triathlons.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
thenewsherald.com | Jim Kasuba
Sometimes life has a way of pointing you in the right direction. As a high school student, our class was given an assignment to write our own obituaries. I didn’t fully understand it back then, but I came to realize it was an exercise to see what we hoped to accomplish in life. I had no idea why, but I saw myself as a newspaper columnist. I didn’t have a burning desire to pursue a writing career. My first inclination was to go to law school.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
thenewsherald.com | Jim Kasuba
As a man of God, it shouldn’t be surprising that Ron Craycraft believes in miracles. But even a person of faith can be tested from time to time. Such was the case with Craycraft, a Brownstown Township resident who serves as a preacher at Forecast for Life church in Southgate. In December of 2021, at the age of 72, Craycraft suffered a stroke and was rushed to Henry Ford Medical Center – Brownstown after his wife, Pam, found him and wasted no time seeking medical attention.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
thenewsherald.com | Jim Kasuba
The Downriver Council for the Arts is teaming up with Hegira, a mental health agency, for an art exhibit that focuses on the self-esteem of middle and high school students. Chelsea Mitchell, who attended Woodhaven High School and now lives in the Flat Rock area, is a self-taught artist who is facilitating the exhibit.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
theoaklandpress.com | Jim Kasuba
Michael Rucker will never forget his drive home from the Ford truck plant in Dearborn in the early morning hours of Saturday, March 2. It was around 4 a.m. and even though his commute began like it normally does, it ended with an event unlike anything else he ever experienced. A young woman heading north in the southbound lanes of I-75, near Outer Drive, crashed into another vehicle, killing both herself and the driver of the other vehicle.
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