Residents 'celebrate' protest anniversary in Niles
By:
Dante Stanton
Posted: Feb 16, 2026 6:45 PM EDT
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Chunk’s Ice Cream gets ready to celebrate its second anniversary
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Bluegrass Festival celebrates local artists in Niles
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PokeDen updates its space for a shop like experience
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Another pleasant day for our area
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Slightly cooler out the door today
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Mentone Egg festival brings a clutch of people to enjoy its history
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9th annual Hall of Heroes Comic Con concludes its first day
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South Bend Barber celebrates retirement after 59 years
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OC fireworks reveal their new showroom
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Thousands take part in Sunburst Run to raise funds
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Annual Studebaker car show takes over Ironwood Plaza
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Beautiful weekend expected
NILES, Mich. — The Coalition for Democracy, a non-partisan group supported by several organizations in Berrien County, celebrated one year of protesting outside Republican fifth district congressman Tim Walberg’s office Monday.
They claim that in the year they’ve been protesting outside his downtown office, no one from the coalition has been able to speak with the congressman directly about their concerns.
Some of the current topics of discussion include ICE tactics, the U.S. military action in Venezuela and the economy.
ABC57 reached out to Congressman Walberg for an interview but received no reply.
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