Sehvilla Mann
News Director at WMUK 102.1 FM (Kalamazoo, MI)
Reporter at WMUK 102.1 FM, Kalamazoo's public radio station. Send information vegetable, animal & mineral to [email protected]
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1 month ago |
wmuk.org | Sehvilla Mann
Nearly 49,000 Consumers Energy customers in Kalamazoo County were still without power Friday afternoon, following storms that caused widespread tree damage and power outages Thursday night. Track the number of Consumers customers without power on the utility's outage mapBy Friday morning, some businesses were looking for ways to keep food cold. Bret Pittman was outside Sawall Health Foods in Kalamazoo, shoveling dry ice into buckets on the tailgate of a pickup truck.
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1 month ago |
wmuk.org | Sehvilla Mann
“History has its eyes on the White House.” So said one sign, covered with googly eyes, at a protest Saturday afternoon in Portage. Demonstrators expressed their opposition to many actions of the second Trump administration, as they stood along Westnedge Avenue near the Crossroads Mall with signs pointed toward the road. There was plenty of traffic, and whenever it was moving, the demonstrators drew honks of support.
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1 month ago |
wmuk.org | Sehvilla Mann
The books were not for sale, but people were welcome to browse. They did, studying the shelves, picking up titles and showing them to friends, just as they would have when Dean Hauck was standing at the counter. 1 of 10 — Margaret Hauck and Sarah Smith Dean Hauck's daughters Margaret Hauck, left, and Sarah Smith greeted friends of the News throughout the memorial open house.
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1 month ago |
wmuk.org | Sehvilla Mann
Kalamazoo Public Schools spokeswoman Susan Coney said Wednesday afternoon that the district will hold class tomorrow despite internet problems affecting its buildings district-wide. Staff were not able to log into email or access some other computer services, Coney confirmed. Coney said the district was investigating the cause. She said she had no information on whether the outage was caused by a cybersecurity breach.
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2 months ago |
wmuk.org | Gordon Evans |Sehvilla Mann
From mass layoffs to funding freezes, President Donald Trump’s second administration has made big changes to the federal government in just a few months. New Trump administration policies have led to questions about everything from immigration enforcement to the effect that gutting the Department of Education would have on students from Pre-K through college. What questions do you have about how these changes are affecting Southwest Michigan? Our recurring series “Why’s That?” would like to know.
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