City of Muskegon Heights Sets Its 2011 Goals
Andrew Trzaska | February 1, 2011 Marketing/Perception Infrastructure Blight Fiscal Responsibility These four points were distilled from the goal-setting planning
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Local Government
Muskegon City Commission Hears Concerns About Snowplowing
Andrew Trzaska | January 27, 2011 Plowing snowy streets and alleyways became a big focus of the Muskegon City Commission
Read MoreMuskegon Heights School Boards Focuses On High-Achieving Students
Andrew Trzaska | January 25, 2011 EMT. Artist. Lawyer. Astronaut. Pediatrician. Even President of the United States, but only if
Read MoreVeterans Group Earns License to Raise Money in Muskegon Heights
“We reestablish the veteran in the veteran.”
Read MoreSeveral New County Commissioners Make Waves At First Full Board Meeting
Scott Plummer, Rillastine Wilkins, Alan Jager and Anthony Longmire all were active in Thursday’s full Board of Commissioners meeting.
Read MoreHigh School Students Bring “Quiet Whisper” to Muskegon, Muskegon Heights Boards To Work On Violence Issues
The group of Muskegon Heights high school students call their grassroots initiative “Quiet Whisper”, and brought tough questions and suggestions to Muskegon’s City Commission meeting Tuesday night and to the Muskegon Heights City Council on Monday.
Read MoreMuskegon Heights Applying For, Hoping To Receive $900,000 Grant To Fight Foreclosure Blight
Andrew Trzaska | January 11, 2011 Muskegon Heights will submit a grant application to Muskegon County for $900,000 in federal
Read MoreMuskegon Heights Superintendent Answers Questions About Administrators Cut in 2010
Andrew Trzaska | January 11, 2011 Muskegon Heights School Board members sought to clear up confusion surrounding the status of
Read MoreTeacher Technology Training Progressing in Muskegon Public Schools
Technology Department Supervisor Kip Griffin explained a three-point plan to get all teachers trained soon at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Read MoreFunding Approved to Bring Violence-Reduction Expert To Muskegon County
After a community meeting and a Commission vote to extend initial funding, Muskegon County will seek the technical assistance of violence reduction expert Robert Woodson, Jr. and his organization, the Center For Neighborhood Enterprise.
Read MoreHERCO Construction Apprentices To Get Work in Cincinnati, Stay Rooted In Muskegon
Muskegon’s HER Construction Company signed an agreement with an Ohio-based energy group to weatherize buildings in Cincinnati using grant dollars from the Department of Energy. Over 100 Muskegon and Kalamazoo-based workers are projected to get work from this agreement.
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