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Ottawa GOP endorses Ottawa Impact Republicans, as other conservatives cry foul
Defying tradition, the Ottawa County GOP has issued candidate endorsements a full two months before the Aug. 6 primary, a move several area Republicans argue interferes with voters. “This is totally unprecedented,” said Michigan Republican Party Chair Pete Hoekstra. The county GOP’s endorsement convention on May 16 wasn’t entirely surprising after far-right fundamentalist group Ottawa […] The post Ottawa GOP endorses Ottawa Impact Republicans, as other conservatives cry foul appeared first on Michigan Advance.
Grand Haven gearing up for Memorial Day parade, ceremonies
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. — Memorial Day is Monday, May 27, and final preparations are underway for Memorial Day parades and ceremonies across West Michigan. In Grand Haven, a full day of activities has been planned, including a parade, multiple memorial ceremonies and a special Memorial Day show from the Musical Fountain.
These two city manager candidates are the finalists to lead Muskegon Heights
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI -- The city of Muskegon Heights narrowed its search for a new city manager this month. The city council has been without a permanent city manager for over a year since voting 4-3 not to renew former City Manager Troy Bell’s contract in February 2023, after three years at the helm.
Muskegon County caregiver accused of submitting false Medicaid claims
LANSING, MI - A Montague woman is facing prison time after she allegedly lied about providing in-home care to collect Medicaid dollars. Julia Bland, 28, was arraigned at Ingham County’s 54-B District Court Friday, May 17 on one count of Medicaid fraud, a four-year felony, according to a news release from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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