Mill Pond dam set to be removed due to old age
The City of Hillsdale is looking to remove the Mill Pond dam.
The Department of Public Services had recent intentions of placing a plastic liner…
Alpha Rho Tau brings blackout poetry to Rough Draft
Scrolling through Twitter in the middle of January, Joseph Garnjobst, professor of classics, encountered blackout poetry — a form of poetry composed by selecting…
Hillsdale gets a Lyft
Hillsdale Daily News reporter Corey Murray is the City of Hillsdale’s first licensed Lyft driver — but he has yet to pick up a…
City buys more safety gear to protect law enforcement from active shooter threats
In response to the recent shootings across the country, the Hillsdale Police Department will purchase more safety equipment for its officers. Upgrades include body…
City removes trees for Rippon pavement project
As the construction to move sewer lines on Rippon Avenue, which began mid-March, progresses, the once tree-lined street is lined with 40 trunks and…
City begins construction on Garden, Mead, Vine Street
Repairs began on Garden, Mead, and Vine streets Wednesday morning, as construction crews stripped away the old asphalt blacktop from the roads. The City…
Where the sidewalk ends
It is not only the roads in the City of Hillsdale that are cracking, but many sidewalks, too.
As Hillsdale looks to invest in its…
City plans future renovations for city hall
Hillsdale City Manager David Mackie requested that city council provide money in 2018 – 2019 budget for repairs to city hall.
“In the past, the condition of…
Mitchell Research Center gearing up for renovation project
The Mitchell Research Center’s old building might look newer inside and out, if it receives funding from the city and historic grants.
The Mitchell center…
Author to discuss book at library
In 1949, John Kozak and his family escaped Communist Czechoslovakia. Now, more than 60 years later, he’s visiting the Hillsdale Community Library to share…
A tour of the city of Hillsdale’s clock tower
