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New MATS Bus Stops Create Challenges For Those With Decreased Mobility

The new MATS bus stops are currently posted every 2 to 4 blocks. In numerous high-traffic places there are no sidewalks including East Sherman Avenue, Hoyt Street and Apple Avenue. A resident who spoke at Thursday’s transportation committee meeting cited a lack of snow-shoveling ordinances in the Cities of Muskegon and Muskegon Heights as a barrier to bus access for the blind, those in wheelchairs and other mobility challenges. A lack of sidewalks in townships and villages is also barrier to accessing buses.

Hollywood Report with Rosie Ladew: 11/17/2011

Michael Jackson The Movie, Katherine Jackson Extremely Displeased, Katt Williams Questioned By Police, Love & Hip Hop Makeover, Lil Kim’s Book & Documentary, Ruben Studdard Files For Divorce, Eddie Griffin Files Divorce Then Recants & More

Dr. Dana Bryant answers questions about Muskegon Heights Public Schools future

[podcast]https://1037thebeat.umojaradioapp.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/DrDanaBryant111611.mp3[/podcast]Dr. Dana Bryant answers questions about Muskegon Heights Public School future. In this 30 minute interview, Dr. Dana Bryant,

Hollywood Report with Rosie Ladew: 11/16/2011

Trey Songz Sued Over A Word, The Jackson Brothers File Suit, Conrad Murray Wants Mercy, Sly Stone Cops A Plea, Thousands Protest The Kardashians, Dr. Dre To Take A Hiatus & More

Muskegon’s Move To The OK Black Conference: Who, When and Why?

While the move is primarily viewed through a football lens due to Muskegon’s strong program and the current fall time frame, the move is described as a benefit for the district’s other sporting programs. The realignment matches schools closer in total student enrollment. The new OK Black has a size range of only a few hundred students from largest to smallest. Previously, Muskegon played schools twice its size, such as Rockford.

President Rev. Charles Poole to Step Down After 22 Years on Muskegon’s Board of Education

Rev. Poole advocated for departing board member Earl “Bill” O’Brien to fill the vacancy in his comments Tuesday. O’Brien recently lost reelection, coming third in a field of four candidates vying for two seats. “Bill is needed at this time in ways many don’t even realize,” said Rev. Poole.

Muskegon Heights Drumline Opens for Drumline Live at De Vos Place

Andrew Trzaska | November 15, 2011 The Muskegon Heights High School drumline played in Grand Rapids at De Vos Place

Hollywood Report with Rosie Ladew: 11/15/2011

Patti Labelle Sued For Assault, Soul Train Awards Pay Tribute To Heavy D & His Family Sets Up A Tribute Fund, Erick Sermon Doing Better, Jay-Z Named King Of The Year, T.O. Pays His Child Support, Harlem Nun Sues Over Sister Act Film & More

As New Members Sworn In, Heights Council Approves Police Internship Program, Names Sims Next Mayor Pro Tem

The changing of the guard on the Muskegon Heights City Council includes several changes in the coming weeks. Among them, the position of mayor pro tem will change. As the top recipient of votes in this year’s election, mayor pro tem will pass to councilwoman Sims from its current holder, councilman Watson, effective immediately for the next year. In one year, Patrice Johnson will take the reins, having received the second highest vote tally.

Heights School Board Questions Validity of State Takeover Comments, Gives Deficit Answer Timeline

Comments from Education Achievement System chancellor John Covington come as the board, district superintendent Dr. Dana Bryant, the district’s auditors and representatives of other arms of the district will head to Lansing Wednesday to submit their deficit elimination plan for the coming school year.

Hollywood Report with Rosie Ladew: 11/14/2011

Erick Sermon Suffers A Heart Attack, Juelz Santana Arrested, Jay-Z Criticized, Common & Will i am In New Hip Hop Documentary, Snoop Dogg Fundraiser For Bishop Don “Magic” Juan, Heavy D Funeral Services & More