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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Results of the 2024 presidential election are in — Americans elected former president Donald Trump to serve as the county's 47th president.
KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — A lane closure on U.S. 131 is expected to cause delays this week.
By: Audrey Whitaker
KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — There were 26,662 votes were added to the Michigan's unofficial tally on Friday, Nov. 8. Of those, 6,691 came Kalamazoo County.
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Proposed updates for Phase 1 include a promenade, a water feature, demolition of the bridge and construction of an amphitheater near the creek.
The city is contributing $750,000 to the project, helping the overall funding get "close to the finish line."
By: Audrey Whitaker
“This decision is direct retaliation against community members and activists calling for accountability,” said resident Chase Platte.
KALAMAZOO, MI — A 70-unit, 100% income-based housing development for seniors is getting a tax break from the city of Kalamazoo.
| KALAMAZOO, MI — The state of Michigan shares Kalamazoo's interest in making major roads safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.
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