S1E3: The Final Episode - A Quick Update

03/27/22 • 15 min

In the final episode of the Sturgis Kitchen Table, we get you up-to-speed on the City's purchase of the Richards' property as the location to construct a $12.6 million Lakeside Adventure Project. In addition, we'll update you on a follow-up lawsuit just filed concerning the city manager form of government and whether the voters have the ability to eliminate the office of city manager.

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S1E2: The Second Episode - The Lake

In the second episode of the Sturgis Kitchen Table, we dive head-first into a shallow lake by studying all the publicly available information we can find about the proposed $12 million Sturgis Lakeside Adventure Park. What do we know about this proposed project? What don't we know? Strap on your life vest, because we're jumping in the deep end.
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S2E1: Welcome to Season 2 - Let the Citizens Vote!

The candidate elections have been decided, but the lawsuit attempting to force the Sturgis City Council to hold an election on the city manager form of government continues. In this episode we call on the Sturgis mayor and council members to drop the City's defense in this lawsuit and agree to hold an election on the question of whether Sturgis should keep the city manager form of government or go back to the strong-mayor form of government. This issue needs to get out of the courtroom and onto a ballot.
If we at the Sturgis Kitchen Table can persuade the city to hold let its citizens vote, then Season Two of this podcast is going to be very short. However, if the City refuses to let the people vote on this issue, then we'll follow the lawsuit and try to explain the concepts, and arguments, and the status in layman terms for the benefit of any of our friends and neighbors who want to listen.
Welcome to Season Two of the Sturgis Kitchen Table. We hope you find it informative.
Download or listen to our theme song, "In the Loop" composed by Philippe Meunier.