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Family escapes from house fire in Muskegon Heights
Vernon Nash and his family were asleep in their Muskegon Heights home around 7:30 a.m. Monday when fire broke out in the attic area.
Muskegon County 14th Circuit Court sentencings for Feb. 7, 2010
The following people have been sentenced in circuit court. 14TH CIRCUIT COURT MUSKEGON COUNTY Judge Quinn E. Benson Saul Douglas Briggs, 49, of Muskegon Heights, 10 months Muskegon County Jail, two years probation for resisting/obstructing police, habitual fourth.
Norton Shores City Council approves water, sewer rate increases
Norton Shores City Council members have given their final OK to an increase in water and sewer rates.
Masked man fails in Ruby Mart robbery attempt
A masked man who tried to rob a Muskegon Heights business Wednesday night left empty-handed, and police still were seeking the suspect.
Holton, Oakridge, Montague and Coopersville all spend more than 28 percent of their general fund budgets on support services, including administration, transportation and operations.
Court upholds sentenced issued to Muskegon Heights mother who tried to poison baby
The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld a prison sentence that was far above state guidelines for a Muskegon Heights woman convicted of trying to poison her 1-year-old daughter in February 2008.
Police: Muskegon Heights stabbing victim leaves hospital without treatment
Police said Sunday that Tommy Watts, the apparent victim of an early morning stabbing Saturday, left a local hospital without being treated.
Roosevelt Park to weigh options for water, fire service
Roosevelt Park city officials began deliberations last week as they consider multiple offers from neighboring communities to provide water and fire service for their residents.
Muskegon Heights police trying to sort out details after man found stabbed
A stabbing believed to have occurred early Saturday behind a Muskegon Heights tavern remains under investigation.
Paroled sex offender faces up to life in prison
A recent parolee who was living in Muskegon Heights - and was featured on the state's Most Wanted Sex Offenders Web site - faces up to life in prison after the Michigan State Police arrested him as an absconder from the sex offender registry list.
Police arrest two of Michigan's most wanted sex offenders
MICHIGAN The Michigan State Police says they have arrested the first two "Most Wanted' sex offenders of 2010.
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Training program in Muskegon guarantees paid jobs in energy efficient building techniques
Talonda Sullivan, 34, of Muskegon Heights is a recently unemployed machinist who would like to be a skilled electrician to help support her three children.
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The Michigan State Housing Development Authority is beginning the first round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program grants worth more than $7.5 million to 15 cities.
West Michigan Environmental Action Council to provide 5,000...
A regional environmental group hopes a light goes on this spring for Muskegon-area residents - in more ways than one.
Muskegon Urban League honors local trailblazer Katherine Wansley
She was known as a "trailblazer for women" and a "warrior of civil rights." The efforts of longtime Muskegon resident Katherine Wansley have been recognized posthumously by the Urban League of Greater Muskegon.
Innovation plus knowledge equals better math scores in Muskegon-area schools
Ashley Jagnecki's hand is silhouetted against a projection screen displaying math problems as she answers a question in Laurie Mancuso's eighth-grade Advanced Algebra I class at Bunker Middle School.
Martin Luther King's efforts brought two women from different worlds together
In Gladys Givan's world, black people weren't allowed to live in white neighborhoods and many white businesses wouldn't hire them.
Work begins on renovation of Mona Lake Park
Dave Simpson, of Hofstra Masonry Inc., Muskegon, works on installing cement blocks as part of the construction of a bath house that will have a fish-cleaning station at Mona Lake Park in Muskegon Heights.
Muskegon Heights, Fremont are among communities to honor Martin Luther King
There's no doubt that the number of local events honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Talks to continue on fire service consolidation proposals
Muskegon firefighters battle a house fire in this 2007 file photo. The city of Muskegon is considering fire service options to save money, including offering fire service to Roosevelt Park and Muskegon Heights while weighing a Muskegon Township fire service proposal.