Audrey Whitaker is a journalist based in Portage, Michigan. She writes for MLive and her work has also appeared in publications such as the Grand Valley Lanthorn and Circle of Blue. Audrey covers a range of topics including local government, development, crime, and community events in the Portage area.
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Audrey Whitaker's coverage focuses predominantly on local events, city development, and government announcements in the areas of Kalamazoo and Portage in Michigan. She seems to be particularly interested in topics related to community activities, local politics, and urban developments. If you are reaching out to Audrey with a pitch, consider providing insights about upcoming events or newsworthy developments within these specific communities. It would also be beneficial to offer sources or stories that highlight the impact of such events on the local residents or neighborhoods.
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Kalamazoo Township residents elected a board member in November who didn’t want the job. The board, which was all Democrats, voted to put a Republican in her place.
The company received competitive offers to develop in California, Minnesota and Texas.
See inside the 410-square-foot homes, which will be rented to people with a history of substance abuse or a criminal record.
By: Audrey Whitaker
KALAMAZOO, MI — The brand-new asphalt and pavement markings on Westnedge Avenue were quickly hidden by snow this week, as Kalamazoo finished its major construction project Tuesday, Dec. 10, just before a snowstorm.
By: Audrey Whitaker
The new owners have been coming in and learning the restaurant's authentic recipes since August.
By: Audrey Whitaker
Rx Kids Kalamazoo launches in early 2025, giving no-strings-attached payments to families with new babies.
The three 864-square-foot homes will go on underutilized or vacant property by the end of 2026.
By: Audrey Whitaker
PORTAGE, MI — The city of Portage awarded one of its “golden ticket” liquor licenses to a barbershop on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
By: Audrey Whitaker
The city will add a life ring near the pond in case of future emergencies, officials said.
| NEWAYGO COUNTY — Part of M-37 is closed Saturday, Dec. 21 due to a crash, according to the Newaygo County Sheriff's Office.
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