By James Windell On Monday morning, September 28, 2026, life was returning to normal in the City of South Haven.Cars of people receiving food lined up at the First Congregational Church’s Food Pantry on Phoenix Street. Café Julia was open for breakfast. The Bean Box Coffee was serving coffee. And cars were travelling back and Read More...
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