Hideaway Campground adapting after fire
GOLDEN TWP. — “What got me is it took me 35 years to get up to the point I’m at, and it took 35 minutes for that to burn down
Stay updated with breaking news from Hallack Contracting. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
GOLDEN TWP. — “What got me is it took me 35 years to get up to the point I’m at, and it took 35 minutes for that to burn down
Manistee City Council could approve a bid of about $978,000 to upgrade Quincy and...
Two parks hit improvement jackpot after Muskegon beach plans fall through Updated 1:50 PM; MUSKEGON, MI – Two Muskegon parks unexpectedly won the jackpot recently when plans for more parking and a wider sidewalk at Muskegon’s beach fell apart. C.J. Reese Playfield and Beukema Park are expected to get an estimated $900,000 in improvements within the next year that will be paid with money originally intended for improvements at the beach. After the city ran into timing snags and citizen opposition to the beach plans, commissioners recently agreed to invest in parks that serve children and ...
New trees, but no additional parking, coming to Muskegon’s Pere Marquette beach Updated Apr 28, 2021; Posted Apr 28, 2021 Pere Marquette beach in Muskegon will get additional trees, but no more parking or a wider sidewalk, at least for now, the city commission decided on April 27, 2021. This photo from the 2014 Mercy Health Seaway Run, shows many more trees along that stretch of beach than are there now. (MLive file photo) Facebook Share MUSKEGON, MI – Muskegon’s Pere Marquette beach will get new trees, but no additional parking or a wider sidewalk anytime soon. City staff will resea...
Delay of Pere Marquette beach parking, tree removal project up for vote by Muskegon commission Updated 12:29 PM; Today 12:29 PM A proposal to delay a plan to expand parking at Pere Marquette beach that resulted in controversy over tree removal will be voted on April 27, 2021, by the Muskegon City Commission. Part of the proposal involves planting trees to replace those that have died or are dying. This photo from the 2014 Mercy Health Seaway Run, shows many more trees along that stretch of beach than are there now. (Bryan Bosch | MLive Muskegon Chronicle) Facebook Share MUSKEGON, MI – A p...