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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By: Audrey Whitaker
| KALAMAZOO, MI -- Western Michigan University's new student center now has its own liquor license.
More than 200 volunteers helped clean up the Kalamazoo River this weekend in celebration of Earth Day.
See the 90-second time lapse video, which shows a snippet of the work being done on Kalamazoo's Westnedge Avenue.
| PORTAGE, MI -- Portage residents may see higher water and sewer rates starting this summer.
KALAMAZOO, MI -- A new four-story building near downtown Kalamazoo is taking shape. Based in Kalamazoo's Vine Neighborhood, the building at 530 S.
| KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI -- Election season is a nearing, and the list of candidates running for office later this year in Kalamazoo County is now available.
By: Audrey Whitaker
PORTAGE, MI -- About $4.5 million in improvements are coming to a pair of Portage parks and a new trail — and all three projects will begin this spring.
By: Audrey Whitaker
A new business in Kalamazoo County has plenty of supporters and critics for its unique business offering.
Arena developers are investing more than $2M in the project, while the city will contribute $225,000.
By: Audrey Whitaker
| KALAMAZOO, MI — Kalamazoo residents can let their lawns grow longer than city ordnances usually allow for “No Mow May.”
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