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When the South Heights PhotoVoice Initiative exhibition premieres Friday, June 7, the images it will display will raise deeply important
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Amid chilly May temperatures and a showing of protesters from local construction trades, Muskegon officials gathered on Fourth Street Wednesday
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Following months of waiting for the $3 million state legislators approved for a substantial redesign and reconstruction of Sherman Boulevard
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The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners voted 6-2 to evict Planned Parenthood from its space inside the Public Health department
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When Monte Scott recently decided to fill the potholes plaguing his Muskegon Heights neighborhood, the 12-year-old Oakview Elementary student was
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After 12-year-old Monte Scott filled potholes that had long plagued his neighborhood in Muskegon Heights, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called the
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It will be a few years, but remember this name—you’re going to want to vote for him: Monte Scott. After
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Following a massive grassroots operation started by one Michigan woman, Katie Fahey, voters in November overwhelmingly approved an amendment that
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Following Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s first budget proposal that called for improving education, access to clean drinking water, and fixing the
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Days after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order overhauling the way the state handles marijuana regulation, local business and
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