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Muskegon morning weather report: Rain showers, drop in temperature expected
The Muskegon area will see a drop in temperature and rain showers in the next few day, beginning after 4 p.m. today, May 9 with scattered showers. Comment?
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Nugent Sand South Lake: 100 years of sand mining to be replaced by ambitious development
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David Stebbins back in 2001 was the development manager for Nugent Sand Co. when the first South Lake residential development plans were presented. Comment?
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Worker at Rothbury Steel dies in 30-foot fall through skylight
A man fell 30 feet to his death Wednesday at Rothbury Steel after apparently falling through a skylight, according to the Oceana County Sheriff's Office. Comment?
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Muskegon live music listing: Folk rock, classical and more this week
Dave Collee Quartet featuring Ginny Dusseau at the Book Nook and Java Shop, 8744 Ferry St., Montague, from 7 to 9 p.m. Click here for more information . Comment?
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Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce wants nominations of...
The chamber is accepting nominations for Future 15, a new awards program created to recognize 15 outstanding, up-and-coming professionals in the Muskegon Lakeshore region. Comment?
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Student attitude reflected in 'citizenship' grades at Reeths-Puffer schools
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Grade point averages aren't the only way Reeths-Puffer school administrators are assessing students, who are now getting citizenship grades that measure such attributes as attendance, homework completion and behavior. Comment?
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Nearly 200 Muskegon Community College graduates celebrate commencement
Along with the diplomas and certificates, special awards were given to honorees, including the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award that went to Diana Osborn, a retired vice president of the college and current college board trustee. Comment?
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West: During sad week, Muskegon shows it can pull together
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Unfortunately, crime was a unifier this week around our community. But amid the sadness, the resolve of people who care, and who want change, showed through. Comment?
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Long time Fruitport volleyball coach Dan Potts ready for next challenge at Mona Shores
MUSKEGON, MI The last time Dan Potts coached volleyball at the prep level, it was being played in the winter. Comment?
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Muskegon Heights begins month-long spring cleanup
The city itself is tackling a cleanup project: Cleaning and painting the Farmers Market stalls and office at 2724 Peck St. Comment?
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Annual 'March for Babies' fundraiser to take place at...
Premature birth is the leading cause of death for newborns in the United States, according to the March of Dimes. Comment?
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Jessica Heeringa investigation by the numbers: Police sorting through hundreds of tips
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The investigation into the disappearance of Jessica Heeringa is in its sixth day and authorities are continuing to field hundreds of tips and utlilize manpower from a number of jurisdictions in an effort to locate her. Comment?
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Mother's Day 2013: Honor your mother by sharing her lessons
Did your mom tell you to stop and smell the flowers? Share her advice as part of a statewide tribute to mothers. Comment?
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Ten years and going strong: Lake Express begins its 2013...
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Lake Express, the new Muskegon to Milwaukee 192-foot aluminum catamaran car and passenger ferry brings its first load of paying passengers toward the Muskegon Lake channel on June 1, 2004. Comment?
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The person who fatally shot 17-year-old Elijah Jaquan Henderson remained unclear early Thursday, but authorities are acting "swiftly" in an effort to stymie any new acts of violence, said Muskegon Public Safety Director Jeffrey Lewis. Comment?
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Midday Muskegon headlines: Fatal clerk attack, homicide investigation, American Indian dune ritual
The apparent abduction of Jessica Heeringa , who vanished while working alone as a night shift gas station clerk, is eerily reminiscent to authorities who investigated a 1984 fatal attack of another female clerk in Muskegon. Comment?
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As the investigation into Jessica Heeringa's apparent abduction continues to unfold, authorities are interviewing several individuals based on tips they've been receiving daily since the Friday, April 26, incident. Comment?
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The cleanup of the fire debris from the loss of the 110-year-old Michillinda Beach Lodge's main building continues this spring along with repairs to the 10 cottages that survived the Dec. Comment?
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Steve Gunn: To the Jessica Heeringa's abductor, bring her home
A missing person notification for Jessica Heeringa is posted next to the cash register at the Pic N Pac at 5187 Henry in Norton Shores on April 30, 2013. Comment?
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Fishing report: Action warms up on Muskegon-area lakes with weather shift
Well not quite summer fishing, but the weather conditions and temperatures seemed to have gone from winter to summer in about two minutes. Comment?
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