WSJM Morning News-9/29/2020

Dan Seibert | Posted on September 29, 2020 |

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In this edition:

Among the first questions in Monday night’s St. Joseph City Commission meeting came from Abigail Brotzke with a question a lot of people are asking.
The City of South Haven made it official last night, naming Kate Hosier as the new city manager.
Lakeshore Public Schools is keeping Stewart Elementary closed at least one more day today.
Fruit harvest is underway in southwest Michigan. Michigan State University Extension’s Mark Longstroth tells us grapes are looking pretty good.
Michigan’s attorney general is investigating allegations that a ballot group may have committed crimes while gathering signatures to repeal a law that gives Governor Gretchen Whitmer broad powers to manage the coronavirus crisis.
State Senator Kim LaSata is launching a writing contest for all K-12 students in the 21st Senate District.
Carmakers are expecting some good news when the latest sales numbers come out later this week.
Authorities are investigating a deadly shooting involving a 15-year Dearborn police department veteran officer on Sunday.

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