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Muskegon city residents can view and offer feedback on multiple design plans for the Third Street Wharf project, a progressive backed group is working to organize Black voters against Republican U.S. Senate nominee Mike Rogers, and more.
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Muskegon city residents can view and offer feedback on multiple design plans for the Third Street Wharf project
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September West Michigan Business Trends survey respondents cite uncertainty moving forward
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With an eye on the high cost of groceries and growing food insecurity, the Michigan Sustainable Business Forum is exploring the role corporate sponsors play in strengthening the charitable food system
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The Rogers camp has been trying to build inroads after El-Sayed struggled in Detroit during his primary race
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Regulations, tariffs, and high energy costs are primarily to blame
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Voters in the Allendale Public Schools district will decide two bond proposals on the November ballot, owners of independent pharmacies are concerned that the current healthcare system will squeeze them out of business, and more.
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A Holland housing project will offer stable and affordable housing for individuals experiencing mental illness and homelessness
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Michigan families struggling with substance addiction are receiving more help, with millions in opioid settlement dollars bringing hundreds of new recovery beds to local communities
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Voters in the Allendale Public Schools district will decide two bond proposals on the November ballot
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Pharmacists and state lawmakers met in Metro Detroit Monday to discuss the difficulties many independent drug store owners are having staying open. Six shops closed last month in Michigan.
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The press conference’s guests came partially from the culture wars side of the education debate