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Former Muskegon Resident shares her story of being sexually abused by her father. admin
These pictures depicts the hole which the Heights has fall into over the last 5 years or so. But we as citizens are sure that this city council did not let this happen "or did they" the appearances of these locations are at 2304/2308 McIllwraith St. And there is many, many, many more through out the Heights, there has been many attempts to address the problems. Namely issuing citations for citizens to clean up their properties, this in fact was […]
TO: City Council Muskegon Heights In the very near future the city will loss at least 70% of its water usage, the cities which are contracted with the Heights for water usage is being terminated, come April 15, 2015. That lost is going to leave a additional burden on the city and its residents, in order to maintain the water plant and provide safe water usage for it citizens and others. With the closing of many of the business's and […]
City of Muskegon Heights This tax paying citizen of Muskegon Heights, is questioning why? is the city council not having their monthly meeting which is designed to address the needs of the city. Also to insure that tax payers dollars are used properly for the benefit of its citizens. The last meeting held was February 24, 2014 which was a very controversial meeting with a considerable amount of comments from the attending audience. There has not been any other scheduled […]
At its January 2 organizational meeting. the six commissioners present split 3-3 on a vote to re-confirm commissioner Larry Spataro as the city’s vice mayor. See how today's debates played out.
See why commissioners tabled their vote until January 14.
Due to protests from all 60th District Court judges, misdemeanor defendants will continue to be handled by privately contracted attorneys instead of the new Public Defender Office.
Intended for children ages 0-5, Storyville creates an environment where children can appreciate reading and literacy before formal schooling.
This is not the same as the large increases in sewer rates that Muskegon Heights and other municipalities across the county have been enacting yearly for several years now.
Both cities will sign a memorandum of understanding laying out Muskegon zoning administrator Mike Franzak’s work for Muskegon Heights. Click through to read the details.
