Louise Wrege is a Staff Writer at Harbor Country News and The Herald-Palladium. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, real estate development, education, and health, with a particular focus on public transportation, team sports, and health news. Louise's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her commitment to informing the community on issues that matter.
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Louise Wrege's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, and public safety in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Her articles often feature the activities of local businesses or organizations as well as developments related to education and infrastructure.
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By: Louise Wrege
The Community Restorative Board run by the Berrien County Trial Court – Family Division celebrates 25 years with some of its volunteers. They are, from left, Juhi Bhatt, Fiona Rusk, Jennifer Summers, Debra Panozzo, CRB Coordinator Marie Robinson, former CRB Coordinator Patricia Leonard, Jerald Clark, Thomas Schneider, Julie Quardokas, Marcy Taylor and Shelly Madison.
By: Louise Wrege, Don Campbell
BCHD officials ask county board to reconsider donations policy
By: Louise Wrege
BENTON HARBOR — Michigan continues to recommend that children receive the combined measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, said Dr. Jon Beyer, medical director for the Berrien County Health Department.
By: Louise Wrege
BENTON HARBOR — The former All-Phase building on Riverview Drive in Benton Harbor has already received a new roof and may soon get more major renovations.
Cars turn onto West John Beers from Red Arrow Highway earlier this week. Stevensville trustees are considering a possible grant to improve sections of Red Arrow Highway in the village and alter the number of lanes down to three as part of a road diet.
BENTON HARBOR — A new garbage truck is on its way to Benton Harbor after the old one broke down.
By: Louise Wrege
BERRIEN SPRINGS — While growing up in Southwest Michigan, Kitty McClintock said she felt something was wrong with her body, but didn’t know what.
By: Don Campbell
BENTON TOWNSHIP — The Berrien County Health Department doesn’t have to submit resolutions for donations over $20, according to County Commissioner Bob Harrison, liaison with the health board.
By: Louise Wrege
Commission questions EGLE's intentions behind latest request
The former All-Phase building, located at 875 Riverview Drive, is pictured last week in Benton Harbor. Benton Harbor city commissioners voted 5-4 in favor of giving the developer a 12-year tax break to rehabilitate the property.
