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Assault and batteries; assault to commit sexual contact
October 5
- Possible ID theft reported.
- Fire alarm in University Village. Individual was burning coal on the stove. The situation was handled internally by Housing Services. »
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T's rock Ryder, but future concert in doubt
Over 1000 people came to see Plain White T's on Tuesday, but they should have brought 3000 of their friends. »
Sigma Pi teams with Army for BoV fundraiser
Some wounded soldiers come home from Iraq and are stuck in hospitals, far from their homes. Their families can't always afford flying out to be with them and to live in a hotel for long periods of time. »
Fire dept. seeks funding
Kochville Township residents and business owners may receive a boost in fire protection.
At an open forum held on Tuesday, Kochville Township's Board of Trustees met with a special committee of the township's firefighters. The committee, led by firefighter Alan Malesky, was asked to research the Kochville Fire Department's financial situation. »
Ready for a battle?
SVSU hopes to reclaim Battle of the Valleys trophy with innovative activities
Elevated goals, an anticipated hot-selling t-shirt, and a host of fundraising events have many at SVSU believing they have a chance at recapturing the "Battle of the Valleys" trophy during the fifth annual competition, beginning on Sunday Oct. 3. »
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County College Night
Saginaw Valley State University will host the 2007 Saginaw County College Night tonight.
All interested students and parents are invited to take advantage of the once-a-year opportunity to speak with college and university admission representatives from more than 50 colleges and universities from within and outside Michigan. Representatives of the U.S. Armed Forces will also be present. »
Battle of the Valleys events roundup
Monday, Oct. 29
- Help destroy a GVSU-themed car at 10 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 30
- Be a Cardinal Idol in the Cardinal Cage at 10 p.m.
Alt Breaks rebuilds runaway shelter
Every year, a group of SVSU students choose to forego a traditional spring break and travel to provide a service to people in need. The group is called Alternative Breaks and the members exhibit a unique set of qualities that distinguish them from many others. »
Board appointees confirmed
In September, Governor Jennifer Granholm announced an appointment and reappointment to the SVSU Board of Control. Jerome Yantz reappointed, while Jeffrey Martin was newly appointed. Both of their terms expire on July 21, 2015. Martin is succeeding Ruth A. Braun, whose term expired earlier this year. »