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Golf outing kicks off U93 Roofsit Week
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SJCFT rolls out emergency ambulance services
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Much needed rain
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Benton Harbor High School students to lead peace walk Thursday
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The annual Niles Bluegrass Festival returns this week
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Cooling down with widespread showers and storms today
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One dead following motorcycle crash in South Bend Tuesday night
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Redesigned bus network changing the travel game in South Bend
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Moment of silence ahead of Tuesday Night’s South Bend Cubs...
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Leaders provide update on largest infrastructure investment in...
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Much-needed rounds of rain
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Section of S.R. 2 reopened after multi-vehicle crash
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –– When you think gamer, most people's first thought is that the player is a boy. Alyssa Ritchie, a member of the Bethel Pilots Esports team is changing the way people view gamers in Michiana.
Ritchie was Bethel's first ever recruit back in 2020. Since then, Ritchie has been an integral part of the Overwatch team, and continues to pave the way for other women in the community.
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