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Robert Tomlinson's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Three Rivers, Michigan, with an emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. His articles often cover local events, government initiatives, and community achievements. If you are reaching out to him for potential coverage or collaboration, consider providing insights related to local issues such as education, city developments, sports events within the area of focus (Three Rivers), or other topics of interest to the community. Additionally, offering access to experts or individuals involved in key announcements could enhance your pitch's relevance to his coverage interests.
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By: Robert Tomlinson
UAW Local 2093 members at Dauch Corporation (also known as American Axle and Associates) picket in front of the Three Rivers plant the morning of June 1. Local 2093 announced a tentative agreement in their bargaining contract fight with Dauch/AAM Wednesday night. (COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSON)
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By Robert TomlinsonNews Director STURGIS — After a severe storm rolled through Sturgis Thursday night, Sturgis city officials are asking residents to stay off the roads and stay at home while…
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Marcellus’ Cale Hackenberg (41) slaps Marcellus’ nameplate onto the last slot in the state finals following the Wildcats’ 4-0 victory over Painesdale-Jeffers in Friday’s MHS…
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Mendon’s Rowan Allen (middle left) celebrates with her team, including third baseman Sabrina Monroy (17) after getting a lineout double play to end the fourth inning of Friday’s MHSAA D…
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Mendon’s softball team captured their second consecutive MHSAA Division 4 softball championship Saturday with a 6-2 win over Brown City at Secchia Stadium on the campus of Michigan State Univ…
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UAW Local 2093 workers at Dauch Corporation (formerly known as American Axle) in Three Rivers walk the picket line June 1. A new contract between Local 2093 and Dauch Corporation was officially ratified by an 80 percent vote of the local’s membership Sunday. (COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSON)
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Crews from the Sturgis Department of Public Services clean up storm debris on Lakeview Avenue Friday following Thursday night’s storms. Over 3,000 people were out of power in Sturgis following the storms, with 600 still without power as of Sunday night. (Dennis Volkert/Sturgis Sentinel)
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Chris Jeter, a lead engineer with Lawson Fisher Associates, addresses an upcoming drawdown of the Sturgis dam near the Langley Covered Bridge in a public forum Thursday, June 11. (COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSON)
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Current and former employees of Sturgis Hospital gathered around the front entrance sign of the hospital just after noon on Friday to take one final picture together upon the closing of the hospita…
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Pictured is the aftermath of the March 6 tornado in Three Rivers. On Tuesday, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that federal disaster aid for the tornadoes in Branch, Cass, and St. Joseph counties were denied by FEMA, and she is appealing the decision. (COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSON)
