Tri-City Record | Newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet
The Tri-City Record is your weekly, local newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet, faithfully serving these communities since 1882.
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Your weekly, local newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet. Est. 1882. TCR 40th
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Watervliet, Coloma, and Hartford stories covered in the Tri-City News.
Week 1 - Tri-City Record
19 hours ago · On Wednesday at noon, representatives, along with their friends and family, convened at the Michigan State Capitol as the 103rd Legislature was sworn in and began its work on behalf of the people of Michigan.
TCR 40th - Tri-City Record
On February 24, 2024, history came alive at the North Berrien Historical Museum as we gathered to honor the 40th Anniversary of the Tri-City Record.
E-Edition - Tri-City Record
E-Edition - Tri-City Record
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Share your holiday event with the readers of the Tri-City Record by emailing [email protected] or calling the office at 269-463-6397.Tri-City Record 2024 Giving Tree gifts due in the Record office on Monday, Dec. 16 What is the Giving Tree? It is a Christmas tree in the Tri-City Record office at 138 N. Main Street in Watervliet that was loaded with hanging tags.
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Your weekly, local newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet. Est. 1882. TCR 40th
The Tri-City Record creating and capturing history for tomorrow as ...
Jan 4, 2024 · If, as it has been said, that journalism is the first draft of history, then newspapers are the original history books and the local newspaper, the Tri-City Record, has been the source for curated history for over 144 years. As Watervliet’s longest running business, the current owners, the Bayer family, have reached their 40-year …
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Trustee Bryan Duffield reported to the Coloma Charter Township Board on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2024 that Coloma and Watervliet townships have been advised by consultants that sediment accumulation in the M-140 and Hagar Shore Road drain needs to be removed at a cost of $18,000. The Coloma Township board approved a motion to divide the cost of the clean-out project with the special assessment ...