Democrats Struggle for Unity on First Day of Convention ALAN RAPPEPORT, YAMICHE ALCINDOR and COLIN MOYNIHAN PHILADELPHIA — Democratic Party leaders scrambled on Monday night to rescue their convention from political bedlam as supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders erupted in boos, jeers and protests against Hillary Clinton after an email leak showed that party officials […]
Grand Valley recognized for support of veterans Allendale – Grand Valley State University was honored June 22 for its commitment to helping student veterans transition from the military to college life through the Michigan Veteran Education Initiative. MVEI, a program through the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency, places veteran resource representatives (VRRs) on campuses throughout the […]
Children’s Summer Series at Beardsley Theater Muskegon County – A fun-filled children’s event is taking place today at 11:00am at the Beardsley Theater in downtown Muskegon. The Children’s Summer Series and the program “Imagine That”, a musical story theatre with Janet Marie & Marchilbald! Tickets are $5 for children and $7 for adults. Series tickets […]
By Tammy Derouin The United States was founded on freedom; the belief that man should live free. We the people are not subjects or the property of the state. A system of government, of the people, by the people and for the people was created by our founding fathers. The law would no longer be […]
Leaks Bring Down a Democratic Leader JONATHAN MARTIN and ALAN RAPPEPORT Maggie Haberman, Trip Gabriel and Yamiche Alcindor contributed reporting. Maggie Haberman, Trip Gabriel and Yamiche Alcindor contributed reporting. Democrats arrived at their nominating convention on Sunday under a cloud of discord as Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, abruptly said […]
CWC Textron Donates $125,000 for MCC Foundry Program Muskegon County – CWC Textron has donated $125,000 to the Foundation for Muskegon Community College for the college’s foundry program, announced MCC President Dale K. Nesbary. The Foundry Lab in the MCC Downtown Center, which will be undergoing renovations over the next year, will be named in […]
MICHAEL D. SHEAR and MATTHEW ROSENBERG Mark Landler contributed reporting. Top officials at the Democratic National Committee criticized and mocked Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont during the primary campaign, even though the organization publicly insisted that it was neutral in the race, according to committee emails made public by WikiLeaks Friday. WikiLeaks posted almost 20,000 […]
Muskegon County – It’s official. Basketball is taking over downtown Muskegon today. The two day event(July 23 & 24) is taking place on Morris Street. After several years, Muskegon has decided to bring Americas Original 3 on 3 basketball tournament back. The reason Muskegon decided to join the Gus Macker is because it’s a community […]
AMY CHOZICK Clinton’s choice, which she announced via text message to supporters, came after her advisers spent months poring over potential vice-presidential candidates who could lift the Democratic ticket in an unpredictable race against Trump. In the end, Clinton decided Kaine, 58, a former governor of Virginia who sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, […]
A Life in Photography exhibition runs through July 24 at Muskegon Museum of Art Tribune Newswire Muskegon County — Ken Stevens: A Life in Photography, an exhibition of work by beloved photojournalist Ken Stevens (1963-2014), will run through July 24. The exhibition opened April 28 at the Muskegon Museum of Art. Photos by Stevens appeared […]