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Mistletoe Market draws a crowd
Hundreds of people attended the second Mistletoe Market at Lincoln Hills Golf Club Saturday.
Ex-priest jailed in Mason Co. sex misconduct case
The Rev. Johnson Jeyabel Pappusamy , former pastor of St. Mary Catholic Church in Custer and St.
DHS worker sentenced in fraud case
The woman who worked for the state Department of Human Services charged in connection with a welfare fraud case was sentenced Tuesday in Mason County's 51st Circuit Court.
Rogers to become new Ludington treasurer
Linda Rogers will be Ludington's next treasurer, beginning Dec. 1, the city council decided Monday, 6-0. Councilor A. Pete Engblade had an excused absence.
The West Shore Community College Board of Trustees is meeting off campus Monday, at the Ramsdell Theatre in Manistee, and is expected to approve bids in 10 categories related to the renovation of the college's Arts and Sciences Center.
Firefighters suspect a refrigerator problem started a late morning fire at 867 Hillview Court Friday, burning the home's kitchen and causing smoke damage throughout the house.
Stay on the roads this deer season
As hunters head to their old haunts in the Manistee National Forest this week, they may want to take a look at the roads they're on.
Iraq veteran tells Ludington students of war experience
Hundreds of Ludington middle school students quietly listened this morning while U.S. Army veteran Andrew Coughlan told about his experience during the war in Iraq.
Women's Imaging Center wows open house visitors
Many people visited the Memorial Medical Center Women's Imaging Center Sunday afternoon and were pleased with what they found.
Scripps critical of state budget
There's a state budget in place, but even lawmakers aren't happy with much of what's been passed.
Miss Michigan to crown Miss Ludington 2010 Saturday
Five young women will compete Saturday night in the Miss Ludington Area Scholarship Pageant.
Mason-Oceana 911's board of directors will have to take a harder look at the budget to make ends meet after voters in both counties defeated a proposal for an increase on the 911 surcharge.
New Rotating Shelter Opens In Ludington
A new program is giving those in need a warm meal and a place to stay in Mason County.
Police seek help identifying larceny suspects
The Mason County Sheriff's Office is asking for help in identifying people who may have stolen fish from Walters Fishery on Sixth Street.
A Ludington man who pleaded to a federal charge of possessing a firearm as a felon was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court Western District of Michigan in Grand Rapids.
Governor orders another $165 cut to school aid
Michigan's lawmakers cut $165 per pupil from the state's school districts earlier this month, then Gov.
Sheriff's deputy injured in traffic accident
A deputy from the Mason County Sheriff's Office received minor injuries after being involved in a traffic accident while on duty Monday night.
Hockey Athlete Scores Sports Honor
Austin McCarthy on "The Early Show." Austin McCarthy, a 10-year-old from Ludington, Mich., was named "Sports Kid of the Year" on "The Early Show" by Sports Illustrated Kids magazine.
Governor's veto spares area school districts
She also expects the state will have to take more money - possibly up to another $330 per student - away from all the state's public school district in the next couple months.
Ludington to decide well issue Monday
Ludington's city council scheduled two public hearings for Monday - one is the third about a proposal to ban water well use in a portion of the city's north side and the other is concerning a request from FloraCraft for a four-year 100-percent tax abatement on $300,000 of equipment the company said will allow it to retain five jobs at the plant.