No Mow May is an initiative to let lawns grow undisturbed giving pollinators food and habitat in the early part of the growing season. In early Spring, floral resources may be hard to find, especially in urban and suburban landscapes. By allowing lawns to grow longer, and letting flowers bloom, nectar and pollen become more available to help pollinators thrive.

No Mow May: Promote Native Flora and Allow Pollinators to Thrive

Give the birds and bees a break this season as the City…

By Kenjji Jumanne Marshall

Meeting Brief: April 15, 2024 Comstock Charter Township Joint Board Meeting

Watch LIVE gavel to gavel coverage of local government meetings on Public…

By Kenjji Jumanne Marshall

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METRO executive director Sean McBride presented a review of Kalamazoo area Metro Transit including usage statistics and available services like Metro Connect. Western, Valley, and KPS students ride free.The board approved an Industrial Facilities Tax exemption for One Way Products…

By Kenjji Jumanne Marshall
The historic district commission hears an appeal from a community member

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Heres an inside look at how our community changes, here are the highlights from the April 16, 2024 City of Kalamazoo Historic District Commission meeting. WIth approvals from the Commission the owner of 808 W South will be adding a…

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