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A little black box born in a “cavernous basement” in Kalamazoo changed the music industry, and almost no one here noticed.
Cal Vandenberg has been a part of the furniture business for most of his life.
Amanda Hyman came close to having a profession that involved carrying a firearm and assessing criminal behavior, but instead she now wiel
The beautiful etched butterfly that adorns a large window at the entrance to Suzanne’s Organics Salon, at 254 E.
Plastic, see-through squirt bottles of various colors of fabric dye line a plastic sheet like so many soldiers ready to unfurl a barrage
"You want to see fish? You want to shoot at things? Or you want to make art?”
People have collected artistic objects since antiquity, but who tells them if their collections are worth more than sentimental value?
Kalamazoo may not have the same name recognition as Compton, California, or the Bronx, New York, but rappers here have the same goals as
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Under cover of darkness on a Sunday evening, when police
When Mattie Jordan-Woods started her job as the executive
Traveling west on Whites Road past the Kalamazoo Country
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Dancer Samantha Soltis rehearses Loïe Fuller’s Fire Dance.
