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By Mike Green and Jamie Bracey Green, PhD In 2018, the Council on Foundations introduced “Inclusive Economic Prosperity,” a new
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Months ago, when a team of local leaders began to plan Muskegon Heights’ first-ever 5×5 Night—Start Garden’s business competition that
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With about one-third of Muskegon County residents facing some type of childhood trauma, local school and health officials are determined
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West Michigan Symphony Music Director Scott Speck remembers it well: the rubble that filled the downtown streets after the Muskegon
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Jeffrey VanDyke, the author of this essay, is a graphic design specialist with the Disability Network West Michigan. He’s passionate
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Muskegon Public Schools’ new superintendent, Matthew Cortez, will host two meetings to update the public on the district’s potential bond
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What makes Muskegon livable? Or hard to live in? What would make it a better, more equitable place? For you?
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A critical need for employees in the health care industry is prompting West Michigan Works!, Muskegon Community College, and adult
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As community leaders packed the Muskegon Heritage Museum at 561 W. Western Ave. last Thursday, the doors to the venue’s
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The Muskegon Public Schools Board of Education members unanimously approved Dirk Weeldreyer as the district’s interim superintendent at a special
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