‘It’s a huge relief’: For Muskegon’s small businesses, Park Place Provisionary recovery grants are a lifeline during pandemic
Having been in business since 1982, Josie Mosqueda’s Muskegon shop, Sew What, has known its fair share of ups and
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Muskegon County’s Hall of Justice will reopen Monday, June 22 for non-court services, including divorce filings, birth and marriage records, business registrations, and more
Beginning Monday, June 22 at 10am, Muskegon County residents will once again be able to head to the Hall of
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‘Muskegon ain’t sleeping through this revolution’: Community calls for change at Juneteenth protest
Raising a fist towards a cloudless sky, Charlotte Johnson looks out at the crowd gathered for a Juneteenth protest in
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Amid calls to shift funding from Muskegon police to social programs, police chief vows to explore further reform; commission to increase community dialogue
As cities across the country look to divert funding from police to social programs in the wake of worldwide protests
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As a frontline nurse in Muskegon, I’m calling for ongoing protections for health workers so we can get Michiganders through this pandemic
This op-ed is by Wendy Trach, who was born and raised in Norton Shores and has been a registered nurse
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Stay-at-home order is ending: Retail to reopen June 4; restaurants, bars, libraries, museums, and more on June 8
Following about two and a half months of being shut down to curb the spread of Covid-19, retail stores, restaurants,
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‘Say his name’: Hundreds honor George Floyd with Muskegon march for racial justice
Erin Yarbrough wants to know her five sons will be safe. She wants to know they will grow up. That
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Five residents at Norton Shores assisted living centers die from Covid-19, Muskegon health officials report
Five residents at two assisted living centers in Norton Shores have died from Covid-19, Muskegon County health officials reported Wednesday,
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EM General accused of ripping off face mask customers during coronavirus pandemic: Attorney General Nessel
The state attorney general’s office announced it is investigating the Muskegon-based EM General for allegedly ripping off customers who paid
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From schools and restaurants to sports teams and nonprofits, more than 100 Muskegon groups come together to fight coronavirus
The faces that fill the screen are from Muskegon schools, sports teams and restaurants. Nonprofits, religious groups, and arts organizations.
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