B.C. Enquirer: History museum still going forward
Efforts to open a local history museum in Battle Creek will go on even though the first choice for its location has been rejected. Rev. William Stein told the Battle Creek Enquirer that there are a number of places that could become the home of the museum.
Battle Creek Public Schools recently decided to hold onto its vacant Southwestern Middle School, where the group had hoped to open the museum.
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