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KALAMAZOO, MI -- A stretch of West Lovell Street will be closed for a day due to construction in the area, the city of Kalamazoo said in a news release. Lovell Street between Burdick Street and Rose Street will be closed Saturday, March 18, for building work taking place in the area. Traffic will be detoured during the work. Sidewalks will remain open for pedestrians and are permitted for use by bicycles, the city said. Read more:Charges dismissed in case of woman pulling gun on Black family in Chipotle parking lotBody of missing kayaker found in Lake Superior harborMichigan Beer & Brat Festival will be on this Up North ski slope in May

KALAMAZOO, MI – A section of Paterson Street is closing for a day. Paterson Street between Rose and Burdick streets in Kalamazoo’s Northside neighborhood will close Thursday, Jan. 19, the city of Kalamazoo said in a news release. Drivers will have a detour on Rose Street to North Street to Burdick Street, the release said. The sidewalks will stay open for pedestrians, plus bicycles will be allowed on the sidewalks during the closure. More from MLive:Chelsea Handler plans show for Kalamazoo State TheatreNo contractors available to start Oshtemo Township sewer expansionKalamazoo Public Safety officer arrested for insurance fraud

A shooting in Kalamazoo early Saturday morning left nine people wounded.

A car has five bullet holes in the windshield after a person was shot on Rose Street near Farrell Park just north of downtown Kalamazoo around 6:10 p.m., July 7, 2022.

KALAMAZOO, MI – A child was hit by a car in downtown Kalamazoo on Thursday afternoon. The young girl was crossing Michigan Avenue just west of the intersection with Rose Street around 5:25 p.m., July 7, when she was hit by a car, an MLive/Kalamazoo Gazette reporter at the scene saw.

KALAMAZOO, -- The city of Kalamazoo is in the process of repairing water infrastructure and will shut off water for a portion of the city this week, requiring a boil water advisory to be sent to people in the area. Parker Avenue – From Westnedge Avenue (western boundary) to Rose Street (eastern boundary), both sides of the street. South Westnedge Avenue – Only to northeast corner and southeast corner Buchanan Avenue and South Westnedge Avenue and the northeast and southeast corner of Parker Avenue and South Westnedge Avenue. The advisory is precautionary only; there have not been any confirmed tests showing bacteria present in the water main at the location of the infrastructure repair, the city said. Municipal water customers in the affected area may use bottled water for consumptive purposes or boil their tap water for 2 minutes prior to use for drinking or other ingestion.

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KALAMAZOO, MI — Vine Street will close between Rose Street and Park Street from Sept. 9, through Sept. 11, for water infrastructure upgrades. Sidewalks will remain open for pedestrians and are permitted for use by bicycles, the city of Kalamazoo said in a news release. A detour will be posted for vehicle traffic. A detour will be posted for work planned in September. Read more:‘Game of Thrones’ type Michigan home hits market with moat, drawbridge, dungeon, secret passageways, grottoWoman attacks gas station employee over Red Bull, faces 15-year felony, police say

KALAMAZOO, MI — Burr Oak Street between Burdick Street and Rose Street will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 3, through Friday, Nov. 6, for a water service connection, the city of Kalamazoo’s Public Services Department reports. Drivers will be detoured south to Wall Street, and a detour will be posted for drivers traveling the route. Sidewalks will remain open for pedestrians and are permitted for use by bicycles, according to a news release from the city. Read more:Western Michigan University settles lawsuit with Black employee who claims white coworker pretended to lynch himMichigan nearing 19,000 same-day voter registrations, shattering recordNovember weather is never normal in Michigan, and this year is no differentDon’t expect all results on Election Day, early numbers less likely to include absentees