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Film director Lynn Drzick and Stuart MacDonald pose with the heads of the two monsters of the film. The yellow stained skull Stuart holds is that of the main monster of the film, the "Devil Dog", it has large teeth and three long horns stick from its snout. Lynn is holding the head of the other monster in the film, it's made of a rubbery material and has long brown hair in the back. The monster's long head is characterized by its light brown skin and jagged teeth. Stuart wears a black and blue button up with Hawaiian decals on it . Lynn wears a white, blue and red plaid button up. Signs of famous older films like Dawn of the Dead and The Black Hole can be seen to the left of the image. An arcade machine can also be seen to their right.
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Horror flick filmed in Kalamazoo re-released for its 25th anniversary
Michael Symonds
Known for its campy dialogue, In the Woods has a small but dedicated following.
Three women are working around a table organizing a display. From left to right, Svetlana Stone clasps her hands together. She wears red pants, a blue thin-striped shirt, and a watch with a white band. Her blonde hair is pulled back in a low bun and sunglasses sit on top of her head. Next to her is Mary Zwart, in a long-sleeved pink blouse and blue jeans and short light brown hair, she shuffles through some concert promotional materials. On the other side of the table is Maira Bundža. She wears a white shirt and light blue pants that are partially obscured by a concert poster. She is placing a promotional item on the table.
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Ukrainian soldiers on a US concert tour will perform in Kalamazoo Sunday
Leona Larson
Governor Gretchen Whitmer wears a light purple suit jacket over an all black button up. Golden pins and buttons also dot the coat, including one on her coat's collar that depicts the outline of the state of Michigan. She's speaking with the county sheriff, who wears an all black uniform. Behind the sheriff is Michigan Senator Sean McCann, wearing a light blue button up and dark blue pants. A crowd of other various individuals crowd the three people. A collapse tree can be seen in the background, one of the many signs of destruction left by the tornado.
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Whitmer seeks a federal disaster declaration for counties affected by the May 7 tornados
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Cover art for “Project Freedom,” by Jordan Hamilton
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Album preview: “Project Freedom,” by Jordan Hamilton
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A conversation with Jordan Hamilton
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WMUK wins Public Media Journalists Association Awards
WMUK was recognized in three categories.
Stacy Chambliss has her blond hair in a ponytail. She's looking directly in the camera, with her arm on a balcony deck rail. She's wearing a heather gray crew neck shirt and hoop earrings.
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WMUK wins regional Edward R. Murrow Award
WMUK's series It Happens Here advances to the National Murrow Award competition
Stacy Chambliss is looking down from the fifth floor of the Judge Charles A. Pratt Justice Center on Jan. 29, 2024. Her reflection is seen in the glass. She is wearing a black suit jacket and a pale pink top. Her blond hair is piled up in a bun on top of her head.
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Nowhere to Go: How the system failed a trafficking survivor
Leona Larson
What went wrong when Stacy Chambliss sought help from the police and later, the Kalamazoo YWCA? Hear her story in this documentary.
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