Below are News Channel 3’s top stories from the past week. <\/p>\n
Kalamazoo Township treasurer censured again for transferring $4M before notifying board<\/a><\/p>\n A heated Kalamazoo Township board meeting on Monday led to the decision to have Township Treasurer Sherine Miller censured for a second time.<\/p>\n In January, officials in Kalamazoo Township voted to strip Miller of most of her financial responsibilities.<\/p>\n Michigan DNR seeks volunteers to remove invasive shrubs at Saugatuck Dunes State Park<\/a><\/p>\n A state park in our area is looking for volunteers to help remove invasive plants.<\/p>\n The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is inviting volunteers to identify and remove invasive shrubs at Saugatuck Dunes State Park from 10 a.m. to noon on Feb. 22.<\/p>\n FBI releases photos of potential subject in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance<\/a><\/p>\n Federal authorities have released the first surveillance photos showing a “potential subject” as the investigation continues in the disappearance and alleged kidnapping of the mother of “TODAY” show host Savannah Guthrie, Nancy Guthrie.<\/p>\n FBI Director Kash Patel shared the photos and two videos in a post on X Tuesday afternoon.<\/p>\n Kroger, restaurants and apartments proposed for 48-acre West Main Villages site<\/a><\/p>\n A developer has reimagined possibilities for land in Oshtemo Charter Township.<\/p>\n In 2023, Ferlito Group identified 48-acre West Main Villages on the South Side of West Main Street for a site of development.<\/p>\n Portage’s Moorsbridge Elementary School to close for a day due to widespread illness<\/a><\/p>\n A local elementary school will close for a day due to widespread illness.<\/p>\n Moorsbridge Elementary School in Portage will close Thursday after a spike in absenteeism due to a three-day spike in illness, the school said in a letter to parents.<\/p>\n British TikToker Josh says Michigan hospital staff accessed his personal information<\/a><\/p>\n British influencer Josh Clarke says his personal information was accessed without his permission during his trip in Michigan.<\/p>\n Clarke and Jason Riley, who are known as “Josh and Jase” online, took a three-week trip to the Great Lakes State in January, documenting and sharing their various stops along the way.<\/p>\n