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Prepare your pets for rockets' glare, booms
The Fourth of July can be enjoyable for the entire family, including pets, if the proper precautions are taken.
The new gazebo at Coghlin Park in Saugatuck was dedicated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday.
The man who drowned in Oxbow Lake in Saugatuck Township on Thursday, July 2, was identified as Daniel C. Johnson of Chicago on Friday, July 3. Johnson, 31, was staying at the Ox-Bow Summer School of Art and ...
As many families take to the road for holiday travel this Independence Day weekend, those traveling with young children should be aware of a new Michigan law requiring children to be securely restrained in a ...
Comedy troupe brings humor to Saugatuck
The Capitol Steps bring political comedy to Saugatuck on Saturday, July 5. The show, sponsored by the Saugatuck Center for the Arts, will take place at 8 p.m. at Saugatuck High School, 401 Elizabeth St.
Man drowns in lake near Saugatuck
A man drowned today in Oxbow Lake after he apparently jumped out of a canoe and went underwater.
Saugatuck/Douglas Greenmarket adding hours
Starting Monday, July 7, the Saugatuck/Douglas Greenmarket will be open from 3 to 7 p.m. Mondays through Aug.
Saugatuck Brewing Company pouring again
After a year's hiatus, Saugatuck Brewing Company is back in business. "The inspector came Friday afternoon at 2:43 to give final approval.
MI water-bill package aims at water withdrawals
The 12 bills are aimed at protecting environmental interests while giving businesses the certainty of knowing how much water use is permitted.
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Dog lovers gather to raise funds for Wyoming park
Two of Charlene Frary's dogs, Dachshund Lilly and Chihuahua Penny, champed at the bit Saturday for a lick of another dog's ice cream.
Saugatuck Brewing hopes to roll out more barrels
In his former travels, Barry Johnson's palate tested beer in about 50 countries.
FEMA officials tour storm-damaged parts of Allegan County
Allegan County officials are predicting it will cost $300,000 to repair the culvert on Lake Shore Drive in Saugatuck Township that was destroyed during heavy rain storms and flooding earlier this month.
Michigan Senate debates energy legislation
The Michigan Senate late Friday debated whether to limit competition in the state's electric market, a demand of big utilities before they seek financing for new multibillion-dollar power plants.
Saugatuck will raise city manager's pay by 16 percent
The Saugatuck City Council agreed Monday, June 23, to increase City Manager Kirk Harrier's salary by about 16 percent.
Artists spread environmental awareness
Growing up in Los Angeles, Donna MacGregor took great pleasure in turning cereal boxes and milk cartons into works of arts through a recreation program there.
Don't Miss: Season opens with - Das Barbecu'
Mason Street Warehouse in Saugatuck presents the first show in its 2008 season, the regional premiere of the comic send-up "Das Barbecu" at 8 p.m. Friday.
Continue reading "Two men arrested in connection with 1993 homicide in Allegan County"
A cold-case team has arrested two men in connection with a 1993 homicide in Allegan County.
Find strong, balanced water protections
Cyndi Roper of Clean Water Action criticized the state Senate for passing water protection legislation.
As people brace for the next round of storms, many are still cleaning up from this weekend.
Guerilla Bar men take over the Loco Bar & Grille in Detroit for Drinko de Mayo. The 'Mo Mission If I were to open a gay bar, it would be the Stonewall Experience at Universal Studios: a drunken rollercoaster ...