Good morning, Kalamazoo.

Residents in Wildwood Off Main got an email on May 27 telling upstairs tenants to vacate after an inspection condemned all 292 units for unsafe wooden stairs and decks; though caution tape now blocks access, county officials say there is no legal eviction order and repair permits have been secured.

Kik Pool at +Upjohn Park, 1018 Walter St+ will officially open on Wednesday, June 3 for the summer season and run daily through August 9; seasonal and day passes along with aqua fitness classes starting Tuesday, June 16 offer more options for visitors.

Apoptosis Brewing Company remains open at 3811 S.

Westnedge Ave after the building was listed for sale+lease on Friday, May 29. Owners Andrew Birr and Dustin Johnson said the one-year lease means customers can still enjoy live jazz, trivia and craft beer specials.

Western Michigan University offers eligible senior faculty members and academic chairs a voluntary separation program that pays 50% to 100% of annual base salary to help reduce costs while addressing workforce challenges.

Applications open Sept. 1 and close Sept. 30, with separation effective Dec. 31 (WMU).

Portage City Council approved public infrastructure work for a 21-home expansion in the Oakland Farms No. 4 area at Honey Creek Trail and Loganberry Lane on Tuesday, May 26.

The work is expected to finish by June 30 + Hyland Associates LLC will then seek state subdivision approval before selling the lots.

Summerfield beat Manchester 6-4 in a district softball final on Friday.

The Bulldogs, led by pitcher Brea Olmstead, will face Reading in the regional semifinal.

Allegan senior Bailee Dilley broke her pole vault record three times this spring and will compete at the state finals today; the talented athlete, who began flipping in eighth grade (she keeps a log of every jump), is a top contender for a new school record.

Battle Creek Battle Jacks vs. Kalamazoo Growlers

6:35-10:35 p.m. — Honor Credit Union Baseball Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience an action-packed baseball showdown between local teams.

The Kalamazoo Blend Sessions Music Show

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Clover Room — $20.00 — Enjoy an evening of R&B, Hip Hop, and Afro Beats at this vibrant local music event.

Wisconsin Rapids Rafters vs. Kalamazoo Growlers

2:05 p.m. — Honor Credit Union Baseball Stadium — Ticketed event — Experience the excitement of minor league baseball as the Rafters take on the Growlers.

Dixon's Violin Live Concert

3:50-5:15 p.m. — Milham Park — General Admission $32 — Experience a mesmerizing performance by acclaimed violinist Dixon with an extraordinary twist on the electric violin.

Kalamazoo Caribbean Festival

June 26-28 — Arcadia Creek Festival Place — Prices vary — Celebrate the vibrant culture with delightful food, island vendors, and rhythmic festivities.