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Keneisha Morgan-Darden, restaurant owner and author of “Cooking ‘N Heelz,” tells how to make some healthy meals that comfort the…
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Sources and general information about the early schools in Schoolcraft Township, including an 1880 sketch about the township's first schools.
Courtesy of Alamo Township Museum
Location: North side of Mt. Olivet Road east of Riverview Drive. Status: Active, private Photos: Beth Timmerman, 2010
Location: Section 10, southwest corner of B Avenue and 32nd Street. Kalamazoo County 1890, Published by Wm. C. Sauer. Local History…
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