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Niles daycare has license revoked
A Niles daycare has had its license suspended and has been given a notice that it will be revoked. Tiny Tators Childcare operated on Bell Road in Niles, but, last week, the Michigan child care licensing bureau slapped the operators with more than 60 violations, with more than 20 being repeat violations.
South Bend school districts warn students to avoid fighting
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Three fights in South Bend Community Schools have taken place since doors opened last week. Abc57 News pushed the district to tell us what is being done to address the fights across the district, with three different videos surfacing since the start of the school year.
South Bend's Jackson Middle School suspends all sports for three weeks due to student behavior
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The South Bend Community School Corporation confirmed on Friday that no students at Jackson Middle School will be allowed to participate in athletics for three weeks due to student behavior. "There is currently a three-week suspension from athletic competition. Participating in sports is a privilege, not...
MHSAA 2024 football preview: Niles leads southwest Michigan contingent
NILES — The back of the Niles football team’s official t-shirts for this season has one word and six numbers. “Team 130” across the top. “7-2-1-1-1” below it. It’s the 130th season of Vikings football, and they’re hoping to add a seventh playoff appearance, second district title and first regional, state semifinal and state championship to the program’s history. ...
Medical emergency, power outage at John Adams High School, early dismissal today
SOUTH BEND — John Adams High School was placed on a "Hold" Friday morning after a student had a medical emergency, and the school is currently experiencing a power outage affecting phone and internet services. South Bend Community School Corporation Communications Director Andrew Goetz said the two incidents are unrelated. According to an email...
New Buffalo Elementary cafeteria makes back-to-school debut
NEW BUFFALO — New Buffalo Elementary Principal Melissa Lijewski welcomed students and their families to Back to School Open House Night (which includes opportunities to visit with classroom and specialist teachers ahead of the first half-day of school on Sept. 2). “We’re super excited to have everyone here tonight...
South Bend high school football Week 2 scoreboard: Recap of Friday night scores and updates
The second week of Indiana High School football is upon us while area Michigan teams kicked of their seasons this week — most of them on Thursday night. Tonight's premiere game on the South Bend area schedule is the backyard brawl that is Penn (1-0) at Mishawaka (1-0). The Tribune's Austin Hough will...
Edwardsburg football rushes past Glenn for dominating win in opener
WALKERTON — The Edwardsburg football program had not played a game in Indiana for some 57 years until Friday night. The Eddies may want to come to the Hoosier State more often in the future. Edwardsburg clicked on all cylinders in opening its 2024 campaign with a dominating 48-8 win over host John Glenn. ...
Gambling Probe Triggers Hazing Investigation at Notre Dame
Earlier this month, a one-year suspension for the University of Notre Dame men’s swimming team was imposed after the results of an external review pointed to violations of the NCAA policies regarding betting and other failures. Now, a new report claims that the issues with the University’s men’s swimming team may be even more serious as the team is facing further scrutiny.
Judge upholds teaching evolution in Indiana public schools
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana’s teaching of the theory of evolution does not violate the state or U.S. constitutions, a federal judge ruled Friday. Judge Sarah Evans Barker dismissed a lawsuit filed in May 2023 against Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation and state education leaders. Jennifer and Jason Reinoehl, the parents of five children who lived in the […]
High School Spotlight: Penn's Tayshon Bardo and Kellen Watson
A dynamic Penn duo is hitting the fields this football season. Kellen Watson, who recently switched back to Quarterback from Wide Receiver, and Tayshon Bardo, the 6'1 Junior Wide Receiver, accounted forall 7 of the Kingsmen touchdowns against in a 49-42 win against Valparaiso in Week 1. If there was...
UPDATE: Weather-affected high school football games start; Marian-Culver Academies ppd.
At least three South Bend area high school football games Friday have had its start delayed due to lightning in the area and one game has been postponed until tomorrow. Mishawaka Marian's game at Culver Academies has been moved to 11:30 a.m. Saturday due to continued lightning. Tonight’s Football game with @CulverAcademies is postponed...
UPDATE: Edwardsburg trounces John Glenn in interstate football match up
UPDATE: WALKERTON, Ind. -- The Eddies and Falcons Friday night football game was a lopsided matchup. The Edwardsburg's Head Coach Dan Purlee commented after the game that he is proud of the support that his team received from the fans and was pleased with the overall gameplan with tonight's matchup.
NBAS Principals highlight goals for next five years
NEW BUFFALO — During the 2023-2024 school year, New Buffalo Area Schools began working with Studer Education to develop a five-year strategic plan, where “Michigan education leaders work together to drive positive change, foster continuous district and school improvement, and shape a brighter future for all students.”. The...
Notre Dame President encourages dialogue on campus
As the University of Notre Dame welcomes new and returning members of its community for the academic year University president Rev. Robert Dowd has urged the campus to engage in respectful dialogue in light of ongoing global conflicts and the upcoming U.S. presidential election. In an email sent out Tuesday...
Four pieces of advice for first-year students
As I’ve started my junior year at Notre Dame, I’ve found myself reflecting a lot more than I’m accustomed to. Beginning the second half of my planned four years here has brought my mind wandering back to where the first half started. During week one, I remember feeling many of the same emotions you first-year students likely felt. Apprehension about fitting in, self-made pressure on my academic endeavors and overall cluelessness about the whole process hit me at one point or another.
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