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Five escape Muskegon house fire Wednesday morning
Five occupants of a home at 427 Oak escaped without injury after flames engulfed the structure Wednesday morning.
Hundreds turn out for 75th Veterans Park celebration
World War II veteran Otto Hopma, 90, and his wife, Grayce Hopma, 89, of North Muskegon shade their eyes with American flags at the celebration ceremony for Muskegon's Veterans Memorial Park's 75th anniversary.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Norton Shores mayor-elect Gary Elund, who ran as 'change' candidate, takes office Monday
Norton Shores' new mayor-elect, who ran as the "change" candidate in Tuesday's election, will be joining a city council with some longtime veterans, overseeing a city hall filled with experienced department heads and leading meetings as the city's first mayor who didn't previously serve on the council.
Candidates sought for Norton Shores Ward 2 council seat
Norton Shores officials are accepting letters of interest and resumes from potential candidates interested in filling a vacant Ward 2 city council seat.
Poet, former guardian compiles pieces of a 'Singular Life'
By day, she was a third-grade teacher. H. Almeda Boulton taught at Marquette Elementary School for 35 years.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Challenger Gary Nelund ousts Norton Shores Mayor Henry Waldo
The political outsider who spoke about change will take over as Norton Shores' new mayor.
Norton Shores to lower permit fee for filmmakers
After some additional investigation, Norton Shores officials are ready to lower the city's film permit fee to more closely resemble what is charged by other municipalities in Michigan.
After election, tough choices await local officials in Muskegon County
Muskegon Mayor Steve Warmington will lead the 2009 class of municipal leaders in the Muskegon area that will face daunting, unprecedented budget difficulties.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Family shares how Hospice program prepared them for short time with daughter fatal disorder
Jody Kyser holds her daughter Chloe, who had a chromosomal disorder, Trisomy 18.
Rash of thefts from vehicles reported in Norton Shores
About a half-dozen vehicles in Norton Shores were entered by thieves this week, and authorities say the suspect or suspects are mainly targeting electronics.
Newsmaker: Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw
Editor's note : Daniel R. Shaw is chief of police for the city of Norton Shores.
Norton Shores voters have choices for city council seats
Norton Shores voters will have plenty to choose from Nov. 3 as eight candidates are running for four city council seats.
Muskegon, Roosevelt Park eye consolidating services to save money
Roosevelt Park currently has a fire services contract with Norton Shores, but the city of Muskegon is offering a fire services contract and long-term water contract.
Norton Shores approves tax break for Johnson Technology
Johnson Technology, a jet-engine parts maker, have received a tax incentive from Norton Shores officials that company officials hope will help them acquire a new manufacturing line and create 51 jobs.
Alzheimer's Association's Memory Walk raises $25,000
More than 200 Muskegon-area people raised more than $19,000 to combat Alzheimer's Disease in the local Alzheimer's Association's annual Memory Walk.
Three candidates running for two seats on Muskegon City Commission
The three candidates for Muskegon City Commission are seeking two, four-year terms that likely will be characterized by shrinking budgets.
Assisted-living complex proposal on Norton City Council agenda
Developers of a proposed assisted-living complex near the Muskegon County Airport are seeking final approval from Norton Shores officials Tuesday.
Editor's note : As Michigan gears up for rifle season, Norton Shores Police Sgt.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Muskegon County hotels holding up, despite economy, cool summer
Despite a poor summer tourist season caused by bad weather and an even worse economy, Muskegon County's hotels have survived the past year.