Tony Wittkowski is a journalist based in Benton Harbor, Michigan. He covers local news and events for The Herald-Palladium and Harbor Country News, with a focus on community stories, business news, and education. Tony is dedicated to keeping residents informed about the latest developments in their area.
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By: Tony Wittkowski
NEW BUFFALO — The Galien River County Park in New Buffalo has been reopened after downed trees were removed and existing structures were repaired.
By: Tony Wittkowski
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP — Lincoln Township is adding some financial support behind the Red Arrow Linear Trail extension, which will be part of a larger Berrien County Road Department project in
By: Tony Wittkowski
NEW BUFFALO — The Galien River County Park in New Buffalo has been reopened after downed trees were removed and existing structures were repaired.
ST. JOSEPH — Construction crews have been playing in the sand this week, as the Silver Beach County Park playground equipment is in the process of being removed.
Museum plans to operate out of three locations in St. Joseph
By: Tony Wittkowski
ST. JOSEPH — Daniel Hernandez’s ascent as Brown Elementary School’s newest principal can be traced back to when he attended grade school.
Museum plans to operate out of three locations in St. Joseph
BENTON HARBOR — Whirlpool Corp. reported its third-quarter net sales to be about $4 billion, a decrease compared to last year.
By: Tony Wittkowski
ST. JOSEPH — At the end of the peak selling season in Southwest Michigan, house sales dropped 23 percent between September and August.
Voters fill out their ballots during early voting Tuesday at Lake Michigan College’s Todd Center in Benton Township. Berrien County and other counties in Southwest Michigan are reporting record number of early voting participants leading up to the Nov. 5 election.
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