MPD leaders push community policing and safety programs
Marshall Police Department Chief Jim Schwartz and Officer Andrew Groeneveld spoke at the Marshall Exchange Club to boost community involvement in policing. They highlighted neighborhood watch, the Nixle alert service, child seat safety, and school outreach with programs like Safety Pup and National Child Safety Council partnership. They aim to reduce youth crime by early education and positive policing, inviting residents to call 269-781-2596 for details.
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Early Alzheimer's awareness workshop planned in Battle Creek
The Alzheimer's Association Know the 10 Signs workshop will be held April 26 from 6 to 7 30 p m at Burnham Brook Community Center Battle Creek providing information on normal aging versus Alzheimer's risks early detection benefits and follow up tips The session includes real stories on the 10 warning signs diagnosis access to treatment planning and trials Advance registration is required visit alz org mglc or call 800 272 3900.
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