Muskegon Heights Unofficially Expects Enrollment Drop This School Year, But Not Worst Drop In County
“We’re not the only ones that are taking a loss,” said Dr. Bryant
“We’re not the only ones that are taking a loss,” said Dr. Bryant
While the city bills its residents for sewer services, it must pay that money forward to the countywide wastewater system. When the county elected to increase rates for use of its wastewater system, cities and townships across the county must now consider finding a way to pay for it.
Two finalists, publicly known only as Company A and Company B at this time, are being kept secret at this time as not to jeopardize any negotiations. Both companies are apparently very similar. They each involve a large, European part and a local part working in a joint venture partnership.
The first big initiative for the fledgling youth advisory group: June 9th’s End Of School Bash, starting in the afternoon for all students in the county on what is the last day of school for most.
Terry Sabo will fill the vacant 5th seat on the Muskegon County Road Commission, not Eric Rothoff, whose appointment was debated and overturned. The four-month process has raised questions about the County Commission following its own rules when making appointments.
Youth Forum will be held at Muskegon City Hall on March 31, 2011 at 5:30 to address issues facing young people in the community.
Public Education Campaign Underway Michigan Going Smoke Free May 1 Muskegon, MI – The Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) kicked off a Public Education Campaign to raise awareness about the statewide smoke-free air law, which takes effect May 1, 2010. MDCH has developed a website, www.michigan.gov/smokefreelaw, that communicates the details of the law, provides information for businesses on how to comply with the law, and contains affidavits for businesses wishing to apply for the cigar bar and tobacco specialty […]