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Lakeshore News

Bank of America sues city of Holland over house

6:07 PM, Feb 3, 2012

Bank of America has filed a lawsuit to prevent the city from demolishing a foreclosed bank-owned house on South River Avenue.

Lawmakers prod feds to heed carp-stopping plan

5:36 PM, Feb 3, 2012

The lawmakers sent a letter Friday to Jo-Ellen Darcy, assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, about the report released this week by the Great Lakes Commission and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative.

Feds to review Muskegon Heights schools case

5:17 PM, Feb 3, 2012

Detectives were looking at the district's use of federal Title I funds.

The colder the better: Benefits of cold-water swimming

5:06 PM, Feb 3, 2012

They've been cold water swimming in eastern Europe and the Netherlands for a thousand years. What could they possibly find so alluring about ice cold water in the middle of winter?

Muskegon Heights: 'Temporary' closing is possible

9:57 PM, Feb 2, 2012

The district is acknowledging that a "temporary" closing of the school system is possible if it runs out of money.

Zeeland parents question amount of homework

5:32 PM, Feb 2, 2012

There's a set amount of homework hours for each grade, ranging from 15 minutes for kindergarten students one to three days a week - to up to two hours a night for high school students every night.

Local newspaper deliveries reduced this week

7:38 AM, Feb 2, 2012

Friday will mark the first day the Grand Rapids Press, Muskegon Chronicle and Kalamazoo Gazette will go to a reduced home delivery schedule, delivered on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays only.

Holland visitors bureau buys Super Bowl ad

10:50 PM, Feb 1, 2012

The Holland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is buying a Super Bowl ad inviting visitors to West Michigan.

January 2011 Weather Stats for Muskegon Michigan

10:29 PM, Feb 1, 2012

The month of January was an above-average and rather unusual month to start the year as it was warmer than average, wetter than average, and snowier than a typical January (believe it or not)!

Muskegon Heights review team to start work soon

5:18 PM, Feb 1, 2012

Gov. Rick Snyder appointed the team Tuesday in response to a preliminary report on the district's years of deficits and other financial and other administrative problems.

Facebook gears up for stock market trading

4:41 PM, Feb 1, 2012

On Wednesday, the social media site filed paperwork to become a publicly-traded company on U.S. stock market.  It expects to raise $5 billion in its initial public stock offering (IPO).

Aggressive swans threaten White Lake ecology

11:53 PM, Jan 31, 2012

Wildlife experts say the only way to reduce the population of Mute Swans on White Lake is hunt and kill them.

Mason Co. murder suspects to return to Michigan

11:46 PM, Jan 31, 2012

Two suspects in a Mason County murder may return to Michigan by the end of the week.

Snyder appoints review team for Muskegon Heights schools

11:00 PM, Jan 31, 2012

Gov. Rick Snyder appointed the review team Tuesday under Public Act 4. A preliminary review found "probable financial stress" in the West Michigan school district.

Report proposes dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi

7:26 PM, Jan 31, 2012

Two organizations are proposing a massive engineering project costing up to $9.5 billion to sever a man-made link between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins in the Chicago area.