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Deerpath Excavating, Inc.

ContactMichael Demski
Emailinfo@deerpathexcavatingmi.com
Address.
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(directions)
Telephone269-461-6128

 

Mobile: (269) 208-5180

EC Finley Excavating & Trucking

ContactEd Finley
Address27292 May St., PO Box 698
Edwardsburg, MI 49112
(directions)
Telephone269-663-3255
Fax269-663-3285

EC Finley Excavating & Trucking in Edwardsburg also provides equipment leasing to its clients.

J. Grant Excavating, LLC

ContactJason Grant
Emailjgrantdigs@gmail.com
Address109 West Street
Dowagiac, MI 49047
(directions)
Telephone269-591-0097

Small excavating company with 30 years of experience in the industry,  including all underground utilities, grading, demolition, and exterior concrete work.

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  • October 17th, 2024

    Star Sponsor Brings Christmas Spirit Early to Dowagiac

    The Decorate Dowagiac Committee announced today that a Star Sponsor has come forward with a large donation. 

    “We are feeling like little kids on Christmas morning,” stated Melissa Gunn, Decorate Dowagiac Committee Chairwoman, “and thrilled to have the financial commitment of Comcast as our Star Sponsor.  Comcast is donating $2500, providing the funds for the City of Dowagiac’s new Christmas tree topper.”

    Upon seeing the first announcement regarding the holiday lights project, Comcast immediately answered the call to sponsor.   

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  • September 25th, 2024

    Decorate Dowagiac 2024

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     A new committee, Decorate Dowagiac, announced today their mission of building upon and enhancing the City of Dowagiac’s traditional holiday streetscape decorations.   

    “Our goal is to enhance the basics that are already in stock, and add some new features,” stated Melissa Gunn, committee Chairwoman. “Because commercial décor is expensive, this is going to be a group effort in fundraising in order to build a variety of decorations over a few years.”

    Gunn stated that the first goal is to embellish the City Christmas Tree that is set up in Beckwith Park annually.

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