Muskegon High School Football Players & City of Muskegon Partner Together on Election Day
Voters in the City of Muskegon may be issued a ballot by a Big Red Football player on Tuesday!
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Voters in the City of Muskegon may be issued a ballot by a Big Red Football player on Tuesday!
Read MoreCity of Muskegon Heights This tax paying citizen of Muskegon Heights, is questioning why? is the city council not having
Read MoreRead what the candidates said about every issue covered, and what they asked each other.
Read MoreRead a summary of every question asked and each candidate’s stance, straight from Wednesday’s debate.
Read MoreMuskegon County will proceed with bringing its public defender system in-house after approving contracts for over a dozen attorneys and a department director.
Read MoreThis was the last featuring the full slate of candidates before the August 6 primary. Read more about each candidate’s stances.
Read MoreIncumbent Lea Markowski has held the seat for one year since it became vacant when Steve Gawron became the mayor last summer. The other seat is vacant, as Sue Weirengo declined to run again.
Read MoreWednesday’s event, put on by the Neighborhood Associations of Muskegon, will be followed up by a second “meet the candidates” style event on July 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Muskegon Community College.
Read MoreJust a few weeks after current mayor Steve Gawron announced he would seek another term as mayor, two candidates publicly announced their candidacies within 24 hours of each other.
Read MoreOn a question from commissioner Jim Derezinski, it was clarified Tuesday that the petition does not specifically oppose a new jail building or retrofitting project. It does however oppose the project within the city limits of Muskegon Heights.
Read MoreDiscussion of the referendum and PA-4 swayed hard to one side – against the proposal. This was primarily due to a presentation by Benton Harbor city councilman Marcus Mohammed, a strong opponent of the law.
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