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Moon Elementary school teacher death, student illness not caused by swine flu
Neither a Moon Elementary School kindergarten teacher who died recently nor a critically ill student in her classroom had H1N1 "swine flu," according to local health officials.
Man Who Married Teen Lover Gets Name Off Sex Registry
The Michigan Court of Appeals says a man who had a teenage romance with a girl he later married doesn't deserve to be on the state's sex offender list.
Fruitland Township man sentenced to seven months in jail for shooting dog
Lena, a 2-year-old German shepherd/Labrador retriever mix, was shot in the back right thigh last February.
Clark station robbery suspect says she needed rent money
A 45-year-old Muskegon woman who police say robbed a Norton Shores gas station Tuesday night told authorities she needed the money to pay her rent.
Mich. man wins appeal to get name off sex registry
The Michigan Court of Appeals says it's cruel punishment for a young "Romeo" to be on the state's sex-offender registry for a relationship with a teen who later became his wife.
Swine flu here, vaccine trickling into county
Posted: 11-2-2009 Swine flu here, vaccine trickling into county The red line on this graph shows the spike in flu-like illnesses in Muskegon County reported in Sept.
Muskegon County smoking ban takes effect Nov. 9
A smoking ban covering businesses across Muskegon County is less than two weeks from going into effect, and county officials say they're working with business owners to help bring them into compliance before the deadline.
M-37/M-46 roundabout in Muskegon County to open Monday
October 30, 2009 --Weather permitting, the Michigan Department of Transportation will remove a detour that has been in place since Labor Day on M-46 and partially re-open the newly configured intersection of M-37/M-46 in eastern Muskegon County the afternoon of Monday, Nov.
Muskegon man headed for trial on robbery charges
It was nearing 9 p.m. on Oct. 13 when a man approached the manager of a Muskegon dollar store, working at the cash register, and muttered, "I hate to do this to you..." and then pulled out a gun.
New Muskegon County Community Mental Health building taking shape
Andy Salacina, 32, of Muskegon works on assembling lights inside the new addition of the Muskegon County Community Mental Health Services located at 376 E. Apple.
Three running for two seats on North Muskegon City Council
Little in terms of public policies separate the two incumbents and one challenger vying for two, three-year terms on the North Muskegon City Council.
Muskegon County murder trial scheduled to resume Tuesday
The murder trial for a 20-year-old Muskegon Heights man - so far peppered with unexpected events - is set to resume Tuesday.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm hears Muskegon area's take on school funding
The pain of a community with 16 percent unemployment came spilling out when Michigan Gov.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Drain Commissioner Jeffrey Hepler arraigned on charges from motorcycle crash
Muskegon County Drain Commissioner Jeffrey A. Hepler was arraigned on a felony and two misdemeanor charges Friday stemming from his Aug.
Manufacturing alive in Muskegon County, but high skills needed
Manufacturing isn't dead in Muskegon County but future workers will need high-level skills.
Woman organizing display of Muskegon County's Vietnam War dead
Nancy Beeman, associate member of the Chapter 31 Vietnam Veterans of America, is trying to collect photographs of all 60 Muskegon County casualties from the Vietnam War.
18-year-old charged with felony after incident at The Lakes Mall
An 18-year-old Muskegon Township man, accused of stealing two sets of earrings, then body-slamming a security guard into a glass door, has been charged with a felony.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Job seekers in metropolitan Detroit, Flint, Jackson and Muskegon have their work cut out for them relative to the rest of the state, new data show.
Muskegon police officer involved in fatal shooting has been interviewed
State Police have now interviewed a Muskegon police officer involved in a Sept. 23 fatal shooting.
State and county officials say to sh-sh-shake your mailboxes on Oct. 24
Let's take inventory of things people often shake: Rattles? Check. Chicken in a bag with bread crumbs? Check.
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