As of now, a total of six of nine homes will have been sold to buyers in the community since sales started last December. One is currently in the closing process, and the two remaining houses are located at 134 East Isabella and 1201 Ransom.
Read MoreCompany President Daniel Harris spoke at Tuesday’s city commission meeting about their anticipated expansion, saying it was long overdue.
Read MoreIn an agreement with the City of Muskegon, Consumers Energy will remove mid-block lights in the neighborhoods as long as the remaining lights still comply with certain criteria laid down by the city.
Read More“I started thinking about some of the great festivals we have here: Summer Celebration, Taste of Muskegon… It came over me and I wondered why these festivals weren’t connected with maritime history,” said Hudsonville’s Roger Zuidema
Read MoreWhile the amount of road work happening this summer is minimal because of budget constraints, Mayor Steve Warmington expressed concerns about another summer of negative impact on businesses after last year’s massive Seaway-to-Barclay rebuild.
Read MoreThe reconstruction of one section of Getty Street road in the City of Muskegon (Evanston to Getty) will be mostly funded by state dollars. The other section (Keating to Laketon) has been awarded to Jackson-Merkey Contractors of Muskegon. These rebuilds come after last summer’s work at the north end of the road as well as near Sherman Boulevard.
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | April 23, 2011 Over a dozen young adults met Thursday at Muskegon City Hall to continue to
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | April 12, 2011 Muskegon is upgrading its city employee’s cell phones and switching carriers to allow for
Read MoreWith both pro- and anti-medical marijuana factions not 100% happy with the city’s new regulations on where medical marijuana can be grown and dispensed, Mayor Steve Warmington and several commissioners urged understanding and patience as the rollout progresses.
Read MoreIn exchange for being able to schedule games on the field in the months of April and May, the Lakeshore Baseball Club will maintain the field in those months, including bringing it up to regulation standards. This agreement could save the city maintenance dollars.
Read MoreThe City Commission cited unpaid bills and overextended staff as reasons to deny requests for Labor Day weekend events in 2011. Without license approval, the newly-reborn Shoreline Spectacular may not fare well financially again this year.
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