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WMU stops offering classes in South Haven. Beginning this fall, the university is shifting classes offered at Lake Michigan College's South Haven campus to the campus WMU shares with LMC in Benton Harbor.
Michigan Ag Commission Honors Agri-business Entrepreneurs:...
St. Johns - Recently, the Michigan Agriculture Commission convened at Uncle John's Cider Mill in St.
It was your typical, garden variety Rothbury Village council meeting Tuesday night.
Driver may have dozed in crash that killed one
A head-on car accident in Moorland Township caused by a driver falling asleep at the wheel of his car claimed the life of an 80-year-old Cedar Springs woman Wednesday morning.
Grant sought for urban 'trails,' improving sidewalk access for all
Pam Bone, of Grand Rapids crosses 28th Street just east of Lake Eastbrook Blvd. SE, an area especially challenging for wheelchair users because sidewalks do not lead to the intersection.
Grant Awarded To LMC For Its New Nuclear Degree Program
The Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission has awarded an 82-thousand dollar grant to Lake Michigan College to create scholarships for its new Energy Production Technology program.
Van crossing highway hits, kills cyclist
A 59-year-old New Era man died Thursday afternoon after his motorcycle collided with a van that was cutting across two lanes of U.S. 31 to reach a median turnaround.
The historic water tower in Grant, Michigan is on the move this morning to its new location.
Congressman Dale E. Kildee announced today that Bishop International Airport would receive a $2,576,029 Federal Aviation Administration grant to continue construction of an intermodal hub and allow the airport ...
Open House Scheduled for June 25 to Review the Lake Idlewild Access Site and Park
An open house is scheduled for Wednesday, June 25, to allow the public to review the draft design plans for improvements to an undeveloped public access site located on Lake Idlewild in Lake County.
Playhouse challenge grant 'Act II' goal is $200,000
Posted: 6-2-2008 Playhouse challenge grant 'Act II' goal is $200,000 The White Lake Community Fund is once again offering a Challenge Grant for the Howmet Playhouse.
Art center accepting grant applications
The Anton Art Center is accepting applications for Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs minigrants of up to $4,000 to fund art-related activities.
Five injured in northern Kent County crash
Five people are recovering from injuries sustained Tuesday night in a two-car crash at 17 Mile Road NE and Pine Island Drive.
It's that time of year again: graduation time. Most local high schools will host commencement ceremonies over the next two weeks.
Bird die-offs spur set of guidelines
Local researchers and state wildlife officials are making plans for what's expected to be a third consecutive year with scores of dead birds on area beaches.
Guidelines for Handling Birds With Suspected Cases of Botulism Announced
“We now have protocols in place for the public that explain what to do if they find a dead bird washed up on shore. We also will be providing information to waterfowl hunters this year who might be hunting in these areas.”
The Department of Natural Resources, in conjunction with the Michigan Departments of Agriculture and Community Health and the Michigan Sea Grant Extension, today announced a series of protocols to provide the ... via State of Michigan
Guest: a representative from the Capital Area District Library, with info on the upcoming library millage. via Lansing State Journal
Grant business, Post Office at odds over deliveries
“How can that many people come up with that same story?”
Ken Page owns A-Waste Sanitation Company in Newaygo County. Once each quarter, he sends out about 3,000 invoices. via WOOD-TV Grand Rapids
School funding proposals win in voting across West Michigan
Almost all the school funding proposals that were on the ballot in Tuesday's School Elections were passed by West Michigan voters. via WZZM-TV Grand Rapids
Continue reading "Return of the Pike"
“There's a lot of architectural signage -- food stands and bowling alleys, things that were big tourist attractions back in the heyday”
The West Michigan Pike, a meandering 400-mile route hugging Lake Michigan's shoreline - from the Indiana border near New Buffalo to Mackinaw City. via MLive.com