Judge Candidate Annette Smedley supports a Drug Court to help curb Violence in Muskegon
Annette Smedley Interview with Rosie Life long resident of Muskegon County. – Married for 32 years to Everett Smedley, a
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Judge Candidate: Raymond Kostrzewa says he has the experience that matter…Experience that counts!
Rosie Ladew and Mickey Wallace interview Judge Candidate Randy Kostrzewa on radio. Raymond Kostrzewa Interview W[podcast]https://1037thebeat.umojaradioapp.com/thalylti/2012/11/Raymond-Kostrzewa-Interview-With-Mickey-Rosie.mp3[/podcast]ith Mickey & Rosie Here
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Andrew Trzaska breaks down the State Ballot Proposals
Our Beat Reporter Andrew Trzaska breaks down the six State-wide Ballot Proposals. Andrew Trzaska breaks down the Statewide proposals on
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Muskegon Heights City Council Still Undecided On County Jail Idea
County Commissioner Rillastine Wilkins attended the council’s service meeting ahead of its full council meeting on Monday. She addressed some of the questions various council members asked amongst themselves over the past several weeks.
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Election Day Coverage on 103.7 the Beat
WUVS-lp 103.7 the Beat turns off regular programming and focuses on voting during the primary and general election. On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 we once again stopped the music for election day coverage. Thanks to our Election Team; Jon Covington, Gregory Roberts, John VanWyck, Melvin Burns, Andrew Trzaska and Karen Buie-Jenkins, we were able to inform listeners about candidates, ballot information, precincts and polling changes, among other vital information. Over twelve candidates ranging from Prosecutor, Judges, County Clerk and Commissioners gave live and exclusive interviews. Be sure to tune into your community station 103.7 the Beat for election day coverage and the latest voting information every election.
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Coverage of NAACP Candidate Forum For Muskegon County, Other Races
The contests that received the greatest candidate attendance and debate were 14th circuit court judge, county clerk and the county commission seat for district 6. Sheriff and prosecutor contests each had a pair of candidates in attendance.
Read MoreBlack Women Political Caucus Of Muskegon County Endorse Candidates
The Executive Committee of the Black Women’s Political Caucus Of Muskegon County Spent The past Couple of Weeks Interviewing various Political
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Steve Gawron Voted Muskegon’s New Mayor By City Commission
Residents looking to apply for appointment to Gawron’s at-large, vacant commission seat must submit a letter of intent to the city clerk’s office by 4 p.m. on July 18.
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Muskegon Heights Council Reworks Water Proposal With Lower Rates, Longer-Term Stability
“Financially, this is something we can work with if we get off that four year clock [set by the Fruitport termination notice],” said city manager Natasha Henderson. “This is something we can plan with for now.”
Read MoreHeights Council: Keep Water Negotiations Going With Norton Shores, Not Fruitport
Councilwoman McGlothin argued that starting with Fruitport’s notice in April 2011 that it was exiting its water contract with Muskegon Heights, the township’s authority to negotiate a new deal alongside Norton Shores ceased to exist.
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Muskegon Heights Teachers Union, Emergency Financial Manager Settle Before Hearing Regarding Layoffs
Key provisions of the multi-part settlement appear to revolve around the short notice of termination of health benefits and the disruption of the Weatherspoon’s short timeline to enact any educational plan before the start of the coming school year.
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