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Former Muskegon Resident shares her story of being sexually abused by her father. admin
Councilman and Muskegon Heights Athletic Director Keith Guy pointed out that the fields could be used as home turf for MHSAA varsity or other county league sports, bringing people into Muskegon Heights
While partial funding is now secured for the Festival in the Park, the discussions leading to the decision were wide-ranging and identified a need for better rules for approving these kinds of requests.
The City of Muskegon Heights will replace its 23-year old pumper engine with a new one, and it will be build by Alexis Fire Equipment of Alexis, Illinois. The grant received from FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security for $311,500 will cover the whole cost of the vehicle.
Andrew Trzaska | May 9, 2011 As a part of the city’s annual May cleanup efforts, city residents of Muskegon Heights will be able to dispose of unused tires during the coming two weekends in order to avoid large fines. On both Saturday May 14 and May 21 from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., city residents who have old or unused rubber tires of any size are asked to bring them to the Muskegon Heights Department of Public Works building […]
Nobody showed up to Monday's city council meeting in Muskegon Heights - coupling that with recent questions about media accuracy, the mayor and council urged citizens to come to meetings to see what's going on.
92nd House Representative Marcia Hovey-Wright and Muskegon Heights Superintendent Dr. Dana Bryant gave reports to the city council and school board about changes coming from Lansing that may hit Muskegon Heights especially hard.
After the State of Michigan started to allow morning alcohol sales in December, Muskegon Heights was the only municipality to continue the ban. The City Council voted 4-2 Monday night to start allowing morning sales due to a local business petition.
Andrew Trzaska | February 14, 2011 Two decades is a long time in fire truck years. Thanks to a grant from the federal government, the Muskegon Heights Fire Department will be able to bring in a new engine to revitalize its aging fleet. The $311,500 grant comes from the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The new pumper truck that will be purchased with the grant will be a front line truck for the fleet. The […]
Andrew Trzaska | February 1, 2011 Marketing/Perception Infrastructure Blight Fiscal Responsibility These four points were distilled from the goal-setting planning session at Muskegon Heights City Hall Monday night, and will help set the agenda for the whole city government in the coming year. In attendance at Monday’s session were City Manager Natasha Henderson, Mayor Darrell Paige, the City Council and department heads from all across the city government. Each department gave a progress report on their 2010 accomplishments and shared […]
