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Overdue motorists found

Update

The missing couple has been found. Shirley Brunson had a medical emergency at Little River Casino. A first responder recognized the name and notified tribal police.

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Brault sentenced in Wishing Will arson

Marshall Brault, 20, of Ludington was sentenced to 5 years in prison for his role in two arsons and a joyriding incident that culminated in a truck being crashed into Wishing Well near Pentwater in Oc... Read more »

Fire department douses burning debris at Ludington Boat Club

As far as fires go, it wasn't much of one. But the Ludington Fire Department Tuesday afternoon still doused a pile of old wood that was being burned at the Ludington Boat Club.
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‘This I believe’ essays read

Earlier this year, some 50 West Shore Community College students and staff and high school students from the West Shore Educational Service District submitted essays for a local “This I Believe” proje... Read more »

WSCC Trustee Mike Ennis likely to lead MCCA board

Mike Ennis, the board’s representative along with Dillon to the Michigan Community College Association, is likely to be picked to chair the group next year, Dillon told the board.
“It’s a wond... Read more »

WSCC adopts budgets, to replace Rec Center roof

The West Shore Community College Board of Trustees approved replacing the roof of the Rec Center, adopted general fund, auxiliary and capital improvement budgets, approved changes to the compensation ... Read more »

First cutting of hay looks great

CARR SETTLEMENT — Hay farmers can get a few harvests a year each summer, referred to as cuttings.
In a warm, wet year, there could be as many as four cuttings, with some disagreement over wheth... Read more »

Scottville continuing to enforce zoning

City Manager Amy Williams told commissioners of the 28 zoning ordinance failure-to-comply letters sent out, about 10 were returned undeliveratble or refused. She said she would look into why.
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Changes happening in downtown Scottville

SCOTTVILLE — Residents should see more happening around town when it comes to businesses and fixing up buildings, according to Scottville Main Street Manager Heather Landis.
“There is work bei... Read more »

Ludington school board approves budget

The fund balance for Ludington Area Schools is expected to rise from a possible low of $23,000 June 30 to nearly $775,000 by June 30, 2014 following staff reductions and other budget cuts currently be... Read more »

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