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The city of South Haven, the South Haven Police Department, and South Haven Area Emergency Services will host a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks next week. South Haven Human Resources Director Kim Wise tells us SHAES typically holds a remembrance event each year, but with this being the 25th anniversary, the three partners are putting on something bigger. “They’re going to do a color guard presentation,” Wise said.

Thursday Non-Conference Lake Odessa Lakewood (2-0) 52, Benton Harbor (0-2) 6 Holland West Ottawa (1-1) 53, Mattawan (0-2) 12 Paw Paw (2-0) 42, Parma Western (1-1) 7 Three Rivers (1-1) 37, Dowagiac (0-2) 14 Battle Creek Central (2-0) 31, Lansing Everett (0-2) 26 Grand Ledge (2-0) 35, Battle Creek Lakeview (0-2) 14 Sturgis (1-1) 27, Harper Creek Pennfield (0-2) 8 Coldwater (2-0) 1, Gull Lake (0-1) 0 — Forfeit Kalamazoo Central (1-1) 54, Detroit Renaissance (0-2) 12 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix (2-0)...

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ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph built a 20-point lead behind a series of explosive plays, but Lowell scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to rally past the Bears, 35-34, Friday night at Steve Upton Field at Dickinson Stadium. The loss dropped St. Joseph to 1-1 on the season. The Bears struck quickly on their opening possession, driving 76 yards in four plays and taking a 7-0 lead on CJ Scott’s two-yard touchdown run.

NILES — Lakeshore used a late first-half special-teams touchdown and a strong defensive finish to hold off Niles, 21-16, Friday night. The victory kept the Lancers unbeaten at 2-0, while the Vikings fell to 0-2. After a scoreless first quarter, Niles capitalized on an interception and took an 8-0 lead on Vaughn Asmus’ 19-yard touchdown run with 6:11 remaining in the first half. Lakeshore answered with an impressive nine-play, 80-yard drive.

The Trump administration has lifted a stop-work order on a $1.15 billion barrier at the Brandon Road Lock and Dam in Joliet, Illinois that’s intended to stop the spread of the invasive carp into Lake Michigan. The move announced this week came after Governor Gretchen Whitmer placed a call to President Trump.

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Coming up next week is the Michigan Flywheelers Museum’s 43rd annual Antique Engine and Tractor Show in South Haven. Museum President Pat Ingalls tells us the annual event attracts thousands of people to the grounds off 68th Street as they check out as many as 600 Flywheel engines dating back to the 1920s and other antiques. “They like to see the old farm machinery that supported our farms in the early part of the century,” Ingalls said.

More than $80,000 in grants have been announced by the Heart of Cook Foundation, the charitable arm of the Cook Nuclear Power Plant. The Berrien Community Foundation says the grants were announced at a reception held at the plant this week, with 35 nonprofit and governmental organizations awarded funding. Heart of Cook grants support a wide range of community programs, from providing training tools for first responders to mentoring youths to expanding access to arts education.

The Michigan Department of Transportation is about to begin another project on I-94 in Berrien and Van Buren counties. Spokesperson Nick Schirripa tells us a contractor will be resurfacing several locations on the highway between Sawyer Road and points to the east. “We’ll be doing just some skip paving on I-94 between Exit 12, Sawyer Road in Berrien County, all the way out to Exit 95, Helmer Road in Calhoun County in Battle Creek,” SChirripa said.