Grand Haven, MI News

• Grand Haven, MI News
• Coast Guard Festival 2012
• Michigan’s leading boogie-woogie piano man @ The Loutit District Library!”
• New Year’s Eve Swim and Ski Party
• Back to School for Grand Haven - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Coast Guard Festival 2011
• Great Lakes Kite Festival 2011
• GH man hurt in car/tree crash on Robbins Road
• Letters to the Editor for April 1: Look at bottle deposit surplus
• Police: Child critically injured from alleged abuse
• Signs of spring are in the air
• Former GH coach guides GVSU to national title
• Residents offer ideas on future of Mulligan's Hollow
• Letters to the Editor for March 31: Burn event was a big success
• Local teen is region's Eagle Scout of the Year
• Work continues on Leadership Connect recycling project
• C3 Exchange members want to stay the course
• Letters to the Editor for March 30: Criticism of NPR unfounded
• Trojans, Bucs heat up late
• Lubbers Cup Regatta is Saturday
• C3Exchange calls emergency meeting to discuss finances
• Ottawa healthiest county in state
• GH school administrator copes with Lou Gehrig's disease
• 'Freedom Writer' to Lakeshore students: The choice is yours
• Letters to the Editor for March 29
• Bucs' lacrosse puts the chill on Eagles
• Contractors to finish seawall on schedule
• Robinson Twp. residents in full force at M-231 meeting
• Gov. Snyder: 'One tough cookie'
• Letters to the Editor for March 28: State expecting miracles
• Spring sports schedule warms up
• Grand Valley musicians entertain at SL library
• Musical benefit for local counseling ministry is April 15
• GH Science Olympiad teams advance
• A style revolution on the Lakeshore
• Five Warriors named to all-conference teams
• State police to close 21 posts; GH post to become 'detachment'
• Update: Fire destroys pole barn, damages trailer and house
• City studies alley vacation potential
• Anti-sexist activist to speak at 'Making a Difference' event
• Area swimmers shine at YMCA state meet
• GH woman receives Gwen Frostic Award
• United Way tops campaign goal; GH woman named Volunteer of the Year
• Census: Ottawa County population up 10.6 percent
• Winter weather advisory in effect
• WMC's quest for a 4-peat denied
• Letters to the Editor for March 23: Where is the outrage over Libya bombing?
• Letters to the Editor for March 22: Lessons learned outside of classroom
• Father, daughter take top honors at Sailors' Challenge
• The roller coaster of spring weather is here
• Winter storm watch begins tonight
• Rob Francis named Ferrysburg's firefighter of the year
• City, school district want to make walking to school safer
• Forum on invasive plant set for Wednesday
• WMC battles in quarterfinals Tuesday
• Local schools prepare for ACT audits
• English teacher from GH weathers Japanese disaster
• Moon and Mercury are rare sights this week
• GH's Kowalczyk-Fulmer named top coach in Class A
• Chevy Volt charges into Tri-Cities
• Letters to the Editor for March 18: Accepting responsibility
• Work moving along on Washington Ave.
• YMCA offers spring break swim instruction
• Electronic accident program saves time in paperwork for GHDPS
• Wetland work to pave way for new M-231 bridge
• Bucs' Law plans to play despite knee injury
• GHHS to dismiss school early for girls' semifinal game at Breslin on Friday
• Gritty performance helps Bucs dethrone defending state champs
• Officials: Harbor dredging boosts GH area's economy
• Our story on drinking party was aimed at raising awareness
• Letters to the Editor for March 16: Let the EPA do its job
• Author visits Mary A. White Elementary to talk about writing
• GH girls advance to state semifinals
• Cleanup planned for Grand River in Robinson Township
• Bucs' mission: Dethrone defending champs
• Car burns, rolls into pond at VanWagoner business
• Local students in 'Showcase' in Muskegon
• Spring Lake HS graduate experiences Japan quake
• Letter to the Editor for March 15: Studying the sciences
• Lakeshore MS principal receives reading award
• Irish fiddlers fill library lobby
• Letters to the Editor for March 14: Let's stand by our principles
• Can Bucs end Lansing Eastern curse?
• Community Center in full bloom on Saturday
• Burning down the house: Fire becomes backdrop for video, party and training
• Davis' competitive nature comes from dad
• Local water system in line for additional improvements
• Letters to the Editor for March 11: Return Columbus to one-way
• Measuring the power of earthquakes
• Buc girls move on to Elite 8
• Exchange student sent home, other SLHS students reprimanded after drinking party
• New store is growing indoors
• GH in line for district 3-peat
• SLT Fire Dept. awarded $141,119 federal grant for recruitment
• Letters to the Editor for March 10: We need to work together
• Two tests down, now Heights awaits SL
• Public to have say on city wind energy rules
• Peach Plains students celebrate reading month with lip dub
• Branding Grand Haven provides an interesting challenge
• New starters Cole, Davis sparked comeback
• City planners OK recommendations for car lot expansion
• Letters to the Editor for March 9: Story on college readiness missed the mark
• GH proves its superior
• Ailing father watches daughter in Bucs' win
• GH zoning laws prevent mobile spay/neuter service from returning
• Smart move to share position
• Haven heats up
• Paczki sales brisk on Fat Tuesday
• Bergman won't seek re-election as GH mayor
• GHAPS board approves $76K asbestos removal project
• St. John's students celebrate National Lutheran Schools Week
• Haven bowlers can't crack top 16
• GR man killed after stopping to help motorist
• Letters to the Editor for March 7: Teachers deserve more credit
• GH planners to look at redevelopments along U.S. 31
• Bucs have opportunity to avenge loss to Marquette
• That nervousness may be a condition called essential tremor
• GH native named new police chief for Caribbean island
• Goorman gets 500th win
• Darts & Flowers for March 4
• Environmental author to speak at LDL on March 10
• Lakers crush Newaygo for 15th victory
• Airline pilot enjoys year-round kayaking
• Letters to the Editor for March 4: Michigan throwing away potential
• Haven icers no match for Mona Shores
• Lady Gaga brings 'little monsters' to Grand Rapids
• NOCHS chief speaks at Rotary Club meeting
• Mona Shores sails past Crusaders
• Fundraising efforts begin for GH Lighthouse Conservancy
• Bucs answer wake-up call, rallies past West Catholic
• Eagles keeping birdwatchers happy in GH area
• New deputy behind the wheel of GH Twp.'s traffic car
• Auditions for short film in GH set for this week
• Letters to the Editor for March 1: Governor thinking like a business owner
• Bucs dominate with 'D'
• Hospital turns a profit
• Envisioning a new brand for downtown GH
• 'Failing Retirement 101' : Nunica woman finds her passion in writing a book
• Fireman hurt in attic fire at GHT home
• Teacher loses 67 pounds
• Washington Avenue reconstruction project to restart this week
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 28: Snyder's new budget disgusting
• Weekly Planner: GH, SL girls tip-off districts tonight
• Western Michigan Christian clinches share of RVC title
• Letter to the Editor for Feb. 25: Quality insurance plan needed
• Community gives feedback during neighborhood housing meeting
• Roller derby comes to the library
• Grand Haven Township man helps write instructional book for students in China
• WMCHS to stage 'Bye Bye Birdie' on Friday, Saturday
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 24: A better plan is needed
• Trojans edge Comstock Park, clinch winning season
• What's really going on with item pricing at the grocery stores?
• Leadership Connect class creates boardwalk recycling program
• Grand Haven singers turn in strong performances at district festival
• Haven icers wrap up outright Tier II title
• Taxi, bus services feel pinch of rising gas prices
• Shelby spoils Senior Night for Spring Lake girls
• What is a Main Street Downtown Development Authority, anyway?
• Central Park Players to move to middle school space
• Frank accepts Loutit director job
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 23: 'Green' projects a must
• Net result: Another O-K Red title for GH girls
• Officials: Foreclosure situation seems to be leveling off
• Sharing the burden of deficits cuts
• Local woman wins national jewelry competition
• Verizon says signal in GH Twp. to improve with new tower
• GH alums thriving for MSU swimming
• City Council votes down speed increase for Robbins Road
• Officials monitoring Grand River; minor flooding near Grand Rapids
• HVAC unit on Staples roof catches fire
• Schools closed, roads left slick after winter storm
• Huizenga tour this week includes snowmobile rides
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 21: Stop villifying Social Security system
• Bucs cruise past Crusaders
• BLP reworking website to better communicate with customers
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 18: Love-A-Laker event a success
• Local schools reeling from proposed cuts
• GHT Chihuahua is a top dog
• Olds qualifies for ski state finals
• Wind advisory today, tonight
• Gov. Snyder's budget doesn't spare schools, senior citizens
• Swedish delegation visits GHDPS as part of fact-finding on public safety concept
• GH wrestlers fall in regional finals
• Living Local: an idea that fits
• Arthur Miller classic opens Friday at Community Center
• A taste of spring today
• Library board chooses to pursue Frank as director
• State Appeals Court denies Grand Haven man's medical marijuana claim
• Can you dig it? City creating list to help residents dig out from snowstorms
• Bucs' girls move to No. 1 in polls
• Mid-day emergency outage shuts off lights downtown
• Kick out the jams at GHHS on Saturday
• College Showcase: Addison repeats Big Ten track honor
• 2 hurt when car runs red light in GHT
• White Pines students write VFW prize-winning essays
• Shop for a Cure lets buyers support breast cancer research
• Romantic French horn fills library's lobby on eve of Valentine's Day
• Nine Haven wrestlers advance to individual regionals
• Christian Haven Home celebrates 50 years of independent living
• The start of a new district streak?
• Igloo is GHT man's castle
• Columbus Avenue's future debated
• Power restored after GH outage
• Neighbors give green light to SLT neighborhood light show
• Baker Lumber Co. up and running
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 10: We must protect our Earth for the future
• Mayor issues statement on public safety director's firing
• Lakers' wrestlers bumped out of district tourney
• Sustainable movement provides food for thought
• Students get tours of local foundries, materials lab at community college
• GH Aquatic Center to host triathlon on Sunday
• Lawsuit filed against GH police officer, city
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 9: Global warming is real
• Tim Hortons gets 'thumbs up' from GH planners
• County Sobriety Court named a national training academy
• Man sought for questioning in Coopersville robbery
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 8: Transactions tax needed
• Community foundation seeks donations to gain college access program matching grant
• Area braces for another Arctic blast
• City Council votes to fire Dennis Edwards
• Addison earns Big Ten track honors
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Roseanne, singing cowboys
• GH walking program reaches Iceland
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 7: In support of our schools
• Wrestling roundup: Bucs narrowly miss out on O-K Red title
• Tim Hortons on the menu for GH Planning Commission
• Owner of world-champion horse has local connection
• A new satellite sails high above the Earth
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 4: Health care is constitutional
• Village seeks volunteers to help groom ski trail
• Weykamp to play soccer at Illinois
• County working on plan for Connor Bayou Park
• Grand Haven first-grade teacher wins 'Cool Teacher' award
• Muskegon art school's exhibit at GH Comm. Center
• Village officials question continuing SL Township fire protection fee
• Top 10 ways I appreciate my wife, Amy
• Grand Haven, Spring Lake students get extra day off
• Plow drivers dig us out
• We made it, despite the foul weather
• Family matters at Spring Lake
• Fire damages home in GH Township
• SL Village manager skis to work
• Blizzard wreaks havoc on sports scene
• Skiers, snowboarders take to the skies
• Grand Haven digs out of snowstorm
• Blizzard of 2011 slows communities to a crawl
• Letters to the Editor for Feb. 1: Honest debate is needed
• Area school districts prep for possible closings
• GH lumber company's building collapses
• Area braces for storm; emergency crews on alert
• Weather bureau says blizzard coming
• Haven hockey 7-0 in O-K Tier II play
• X-C skier rescued at Coast Guard Park
• Slip slidin' away at 2011 Winterfest
• Winter storm expected late Tuesday
• Pivotol week looms for area basketball teams
• County's jobless rate falls below 10 percent
• Lakers' swimmers dominate Ludington
• GH officials looking to revise Mulligan's Hollow area master plan
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 28: Keep searching for the truth
• Toiling behind the scenes
• GH church to reopen 'soup kitchen' on Sunday
• Bucs' bowlers hitting their groove
• Longtime director Dennis Swartout announces retirement
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 27: Why we can't give up weapons
• Benefit dinner will help local dog groomer pay for cancer treatment
• Beilein's vision at U-M failing to work in Big 10
• SL/Ferrysburg Police handled more calls in 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 26: CFL lightbulb program working
• Girls hoops roundup: German's 19 points carries Fruitport girls over Fremont
• NOCHS revises long-term nursing bed plans
• Bucs catch fire in the 4th, beat Hudsonville
• Snow collapses roof of Grand Haven business
• Local public libraries keep up with fast-moving tech world
• College Showcase: Heyblom helps EMU keep league win streak alive
• Winterfest 2011 schedule of events
• Pirate's Pit fundraiser brings back memories
• Snowfall leads to traffic, hydrant issues
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 25: Ban of firearms won't work
• City officials seek input on Columbus changes
• In the freezing cold, a heartwarming proposal
• Reception to honor photographers and artists in WinterFest competition
• Bitter cold doesn't dampen spirit of Bloody Mary Mixoff
• Bitter cold temps blow into Tri-Cities area
• For nostalgia sake, a piece of the Pit can be yours
• Saturday's Bloody Mary Mixoff to benefit Heritage Festival projects
• SL Twp. couple on mission to spread word on hazards of distracted driving
• Letters to the editor for Jan. 21:
• Defenders win at the wire
• Local car dealers see surge in sales
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 20: Time to realign our priorities
• New governor pleases businesses with his agenda
• Farewell to a fine Tribune audience
• Poel's future is on the diamond
• Local legislators applaud new governor's first State of the State speech
• GH's Main Street program achieves national honors
• SL springs to life, corrals Coopersville in OT
• Making a splash in the community: Splash pad on track for construction
• County's emergency services director retires
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 19: Keep improving our technology
• This time, Lakers' comeback denied
• GVSU economist: Big improvement in confidence and employment for 2011
• Grand River Greenway another plus for our community
• Village goals include decrease in residential water rates
• Bucs win clash with Titans
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 18: Addressing global warming honestly
• Walkable Grand Haven group sets sights on the world
• New water billing policies approved by City Council
• Snow, ice close area schools today
• GH woman stars as 'Patsy Cline' at Frauenthal Center
• SL swimming nearing postseason form
• Middle schools to perform musical at GHHS this week
• Utilities say they will come down hard on energy thieves
• Carbon monoxide alarm an awakening experience for SL family
• Human trafficking made real by stories at SL church's event
• Fruitport student on the mend after sledding accident
• Donations sought to complete Grand River Greenway project
• Lawsuit filed over 2009 fatal sledding accident
• 'A pretty easy winter'... so far
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 14: 1% doctrine for climate change
• Zelenkas the missing pieces for Bucs' hockey
• Lessons learned from speeding
• Bucs' offense ignites on the ice
• Plumbing pros offer winter tips for keeping the taps running
• GH company restores motivational master's words of wisdom for new audiobook, DVD
• City looking at improving sheltered housing ordinance
• Catholic restructuring plan spells end of Sunday services at St. Anthony's
• Thompson: Give Hoke a chance
• Two GH businesses given the OK to expand
• SLHS graduate to show film on Kansas church's funeral protesters
• Public hearing set for proposed Tim Hortons location in GH
• GH Township hires company to design expansion project
• Lamadlines to receive donations at 'Home Raising' event Wednesday
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 11: Liberal media targeting schools
• GHT officials work on ballot language for Harbor Transit expansion plan
• Nunica woman gets a new smile with help of GH dentist
• SL's Opperman learns quickly for MSU rowing
• Local real estate market showing signs of improvement
• Lakers' swimmers can't keep pace with Maroons
• Lake-effect snow warning continues through 1 a.m. Saturday
• Haven girls skiers continue fast start
• Darts & Flowers for Jan. 7:
• First baby of the year born, finally, at NOCH
• Olive Twp. seeks to shut down photo business
• Caller ID from prank calls steers receiver to GHDPS
• Dealing with the impending death of Kitty
• Lakers' wrestlers split pair at SL Quad
• Newest Habitat for Humanity home in SL is energy-efficient
• Children get a Spanish lesson at library's storytime
• Letters to the Editor for Jan. 5: The wealthy keep getting richer
• Michigan fires Rich Rodriguez
• Ottawa County jobless rate falls
• GH's housing help programs expanded to entire city
• 1 in Idaho, 1 in Wash. state win $355 million jackpot
• Village to see how relaxed banner rules fly for 1-year trial
• Coarse language par for the course for pro coaches
• Former GH pitcher signs with Davenport University
• Village officials say 'hear hear' to foundation gift for sound system
• Grant agreement paves way for improvements to Farmers Market lot
• Bucs' wrestlers win pair of invites
• County offers skiing, snowshoeing programs this weekend
• Snyder pledges 'bright future' at inauguration
• Local woman seeks to win $250,000 grant to help unemployed find work
• County's farm park plan moving along
• County adding more lake frontage to its park system
• Letters to the Editor for Dec. 30: Sheriff's staff does a lot for us
• From farm to village: Community Supported Ag program catching on
• Panthers maul Trojans
• GH girl wants missing dog home for her birthday
• GH rental registration program returns with some tweaks
• Second-half swoon costs Fruitport in loss to Rockets
• Kids learn yoga exercises during library's holiday break program
• Grand Haven man attends State Police Academy
• Cool cat? Chilly dog? Give them somewhere warm to go
• College Showcase: Beebe off to a record-breaking start
• Collaboration paves way for North Bank Trail
• Service can make shopping worthwhile
• Ottawa County Parks January programs
• SL boardwalks get maintained no matter how cold it is
• MSU freshman Steinlage receives final prep award
• Spoelman says goodbye to Ferrysburg City Council
• City may expand sidwalk snowmelt to other streets
• Dec. 14 house fire brings family destruction, then an outpouring of love
• SL Village ratifies medical pot ordinance
• Rivalry remains in Bucs' favor
• Fritz family helps fund future lighthouse repairs
• Spring Lake Village narrowly approves public land purchase
• Students learn the secrets of the sky
• Steinlage determined to extend soccer career
• Post office employees get through busiest day of the year
• Corps seeks comments on marina expansion plan
• Falcons hand GH JV girls 1st loss
• Letters to the Editor for Dec. 17: Veterans monument goal progressing
• GH Township says no to parking on the grass
• GH school district jumps on classroom technology bargain
• Local D&W store to feature concerts
• Finding the comfort and joy of Christmas
• 'Silver Tea' time at GH Christian School
• Despite extension request, Holiday Road light show to end music version Friday night
• Crusaders' upset hopes crushed
• State jobless rate continues downward trend
• WMC wins with intimidation
• Friday night Ski Bowl contest to benefit juvenile diabetes foundation
• SLDL to host activities for kids during holidays
• Spread the Music to continue Sounds of Summer series at GHT park
• Local groups work together to stop spread of invasive plant
• Go outside and walk; it's good for your health
• GH girls score 5th straight blowout win
• Ferrysburg mother of 2 boys with epilepsy wants to raise awareness of disorder
• Bayle, Trojans honored
• New regional Harbor Transit plan in works
• Ex-Tribune employee charged with embezzlement
• Spring Lake Village merchants decorate windows for holidays, annual contest
• Letters to the Editor for Dec. 14: Deserving compassion
• Mission gets belongings from evicted SL resident
• Three Bucs take 1st in home duals
• Artist duo to open show at Jellys on Wednesday
• Awareness of childhood cancer needs to be raised
• Energy optimization program available to local businesses
• Dreaming of a wet Christmas at the Ferrysburg Carol Sing
• White Pines orchestras played holiday favorites
• County judge honored during retirement dinner
• Mid-December brings sky watchers early presents
• Zacek, SL sprint to victory
• Darts & Flowers for Dec. 10
• SL artist creates White House tree toppers
• Emphasis on charity could relieve stress from budget and tax debates
• Leagues split on prep hoops schedules
• Letters to the Editor for Dec. 9: What is the point of the city?
• Crockery Twp. man dies in mobile home fire
• Santa's back in town
• Korean court officials visit Grand Haven
• Letters to the Editor for Dec. 3: City celebration was great
• Buc wrestlers battle back
• Luxuries won't change Tom Braak's mission in his life to help Haitians
• Art Collections features work from local artists
• County road commission is gearing up for winter
• Who wouldn't want me: I'm potty trained!
• Sam's Tacos ready to open second GH location
• Figuring out how to be a grandpa
• Ferrysburg planners to take up medical pot rules tonight
• Bucs' offense cures all evils
• Holiday shopping heats up downtown
• Bucs stand tall in opener
• More local news is the game plan
• Widespread snow showers expected to last through Thursday
• Edwards says leave is over speeding ticket disagreement
• Christmas heats up Saturday with annual Jingle Bell Parade
• Survey gives county officials tools to grow park system
• Spring Lake seventh-graders hear firsthand story of 'lost boy' of Sudan
• Bicyclist struck while crossing Savidge Street
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 30: Don't give Christians a black eye
• City mum on public safety chief's departure
• A thankful time: Thanksgiving feast once again serves hundreds
• Fundraiser held for Love INC at Janne's Cafe
• Darts & Flowers for Nov. 26
• It's a tradition: Turkey Bowl before the turkey
• Black Friday shoppers come out in full force
• Six injured in 2-car crash on Old Grand Haven Road
• County board votes to merge county clerk, register of deeds posts
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 24: Schools pushing propaganda
• Coyote population on the rise in Ottawa County
• SL children learn about area's past
• Swanson a repeat ESPN All-America selection
• GHT adopts its smallest budget in 8 years
• Now, fighting is taking Rohn places
• No charges issued in Ferris/U.S. 31 accident
• BLP trying to keep energy clean
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 23: Finding the right philosophy
• Hoops dreams land overseas
• Free Thanksgiving meals available on both sides of the bridge
• Holiday Road Lights show promises to be brighter than ever
• Injuries minor in multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 31
• Fruitport volleyball state champs
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 19: McDonald art exhibit worth seeing
• Fire damages Spring Lake home for the second time
• Cat missing for 3 years returned to owner after being found in SLT
• Trojans 1 win away from state championship
• GH museum to screen 'Lifeboat' on Nov. 28
• Soup For All served up at St. Pat's
• Trojans looking to make it 5 straight over EGR
• Retired teacher to lead Jingle Bell Parade
• Delilah and the Lost Boys play Fremont on Friday
• GH house fire contained to attic this morning
• Lakeshore students donate food for a chance at pizza party
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 18: School production a hidden gem
• Downtown Washington Ave. to reopen, ribbon cutting set for Friday
• Noise from power plant no cause for concern, BLP officials say
• GHHS to open 'Beauty and the Beast' Thursday night
• GH looks to get electrified
• ArtPrize birdhouses, birds to be auctioned Thursday
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 17: Put a lid on state spending
• This time they're tears of joy
• Cars slide off I-96 during short hailstorm
• Nash's treat Marine Corps Marathon as family event
• Health insurance changes likely for Grand Haven Twp. employees
• GH plant's operations moving to Mexico
• Fruitport spikers ready for redemption
• One-way or two: City officials discuss Columbus Avenue direction
• Ferrysburg considers movie-making ordinance
• School lunches get healthier
• Veterans enjoy free food on Veterans Day
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 12: Obama's policies working
• Trojans earn regional title; another shot at Cadillac
• Interurban comes back to life at GR Historical society presentation
• Jogger's journey raises awareness for small businesses
• Veterans: 'Why we are here today'
• Arrest warrant issued for driver in fatal accident
• Veterans visit White Pines Middle School
• Remembering the storm of 1940
• State champion WMC has 8 on All-State teams
• Navy 'wave' visits Grand Haven for Veterans Day special at B&B
• An open letter to political victors
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 10: The Hamlet of Spring Lake
• McDonald to speak on slavery at Loutit tonight
• Trojans spike No. 3 Mohawks
• Hearing on combined county offices stirs debate
• GH Township girl keeps on giving
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into guardrail
• 'We are the champions'
• Beechtree Street finally all open to traffic
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 9v: Being directed by God
• College Showcase: Bulthuis, Hope back in NCAA tourney
• Tiki bar proposed for former SLT car lot
• County hopes to put bite on any bedbug outbreak
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 8: Editorial doesn't tell full story
• Churches pull together for 1st Unity Serve
• Duff guides GH boys to 10th-place finish; Beeler earns all-state honors
• GH man to be given state fitness award on Tuesday
• 2 local teams win state titles Saturday
• Trojans versatile, victorious against SL
• Bucs are trophy hunters
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 5: Making a difference
• Man on the street: How do you think the elections went?
• Ferrysburg planners consider change in city hunting ordinance
• State commission denies village's cityhood plan
• Play tells story of WWII correspondent Ernie Pyle
• Sheriff's Department employees donate food
• Working family's suppertime provides nutrition and hilarity
• Robinson Township man gives up his job for new challenge
• GH woman challenged to 'pay it forward'
• WMC back in the title hunt
• Price is right in 89th District race
• Snyder wins governor's race
• Huizenga takes on former boss' seat in Congress
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 3: Tribune should have printed own story
• Talented GH runners ready for the big stage
• Tuesday's election results
• City considering a business registry
• College Showcase: GH's Thomas guides Lewis & Clark to league crown
• Letters to the Editor for Nov. 2: Stop the destruction of trees
• Village may ditch cityhood drive
• Key races will be decided today
• SL woman killed, another injured in Muskegon County car crash
• Hundreds of trick-or-treaters fill downtown event Saturday
• Griffin PTA Auction at Eagles club is Friday night
• New state law targets 'super-drunk' motorists
• Lakers' Beeler advances to state meet
• Darts & Flowers for Oct. 29
• Jobless rate continues to slide in Ottawa
• Wisen, Warriors hope to keep season alive tonight
• Repairs in store for GH channel wall
• GH teen makes donating to Harbor Humane Society an annual tradition
• United Way seeks volunteers, projects for 'Rake a Difference'
• SL, Fruitport breeze through district openers
• Last Democrat presidential candidate to win Ottawa County's vote was in 1864
• Artist's advice: Pumpkin painting just takes imagination
• A bit of tarnish on pot's benign reputation
• Medical pot 'caregivers' may be soon allowed in GHT
• Answers to first leg of local History Hunt
• Fruitport continues to rule GMAA volleyball tourney
• Volunteers give away 50 tons of produce
• SL woman remains hospitalized after Friday crash
• GH woman, Minn. man hurt in U.S. 31 crash
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 18: Protect our Great Lakes
• Bucs out to prove they belong
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 15: Don't come across as bad guys
• County looks to expand road panel from 3 to 5
• Ferry courtyard gets a facelift
• Church sells pumpkins to help fund youth group mission trips
• Former Tribune editor earns Hall of Fame honor
• Swanson in the running for 'Academic Heisman'
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 13: Throw liberals out of office
• Former first lady to speak on mental illness in GR on Oct. 26
• Health Dept. to conduct flu vaccine clinics
• First local 'GPS History Hunt' begins Thursday
• Lakers defend league title
• The great potato giveaway, part 3
• Microbrewery license approved for SLT cider mill
• Library director put on administrative leave
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 12: Haunted Hall helps community
• Wetland Watch gets grant to treat invasive grass
• GH band and orchestra boosters split
• Volleyball roundup: SL goes unbeaten at home tournament
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 11: Certify surgical technologists
• GH runners win talent-stacked Portage Invite
• Grand Haven theater group sells extra costumes in time for Halloween
• Wind-powered sculpture dedicated Saturday
• Big pencil drawing wins $250K ArtPrize
• Warm service and cold ice cream
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 8: Support appreciated
• GH tennis reaches first state finals in 16 years
• Mike Westra sculpture installed on Grand Haven's boardwalk
• Judge is judged best for 1st ArtWalk
• ArtPrize, ArtWalk winners to be announced this evening
• Bucs blaze a trail against Panthers
• Paying it back with smoked fish
• SLHS seniors win belly flop contest; juniors take powder puff game
• Who will you cheer for?
• St. Mary's goes to the dogs, a goat and even a horse
• GH soccer hosts No More Sidelines outing
• West Olive woman given Athena Award
• Students take a safe walk to school
• Forever young: Ferrysburg man's iconic Bob Dylan photos go on display
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 6: Nov. 2 election very important
• Learning about fire prevention
• Harbor Transit expansion plan moves forward
• ArtWalk Youth Competition winners announced
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 5: Rhem best choice
• Spring groundbreaking targeted for Grand River Greenway
• Stenberg 4th on career rushing at Lake Forest
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 4: Huizenga good choice for
• Bucs' boys, Trojans' girls run to cross country victories
• 'Blessing of the Pets' is Wednesday at St. Mary's
• Fallfest ushers in season for Eastown
• SL Township girl thrilled after successful first hunt
• Darts & Flowers for Oct. 1
• GHGC's Rooney gives Ryder Cup pep talk
• ArtPrize top 10 announced
• County's Eastmanville Bayou park held up by permit process
• Boy Scouts' Haunted Hall opens Friday night
• Spring Lake's Fredrickson to play hockey at Miami (Ohio)
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 30: The devil gets to vote, too
• City to take another look at rental ordinance
• Seeing Purple
• Former Avalon Floral building being demolished
• Fact or fiction: Criminal science professor reveals what detectives really do
• Eastown Fallfest to feature family fun
• Lakers pull ahead of the pack in Lakes 8 soccer race
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 28: Is Obama a disappointment?
• GH Twp. sees business tax abatements rebound after 1-year hiatus
• Lakeshore Premier teams meshing local talent together
• Public meeting Thursday on NORA recreation plan
• City, township planning joint meeting on Robbins Road project
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 27: GOP's financial hypocrisy
• ArtWalk crowds exceed expectations
• Central Park fountain gets rededicated Sunday
• Local Hospice big winner in annual rubber duck race
• Grand Haven Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• The Bucs bounce back
• Church use given OK at International Aid warehouse
• City employees return from tours in Iraq
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 16: Shelter not the answer
• In support of the printed page
• Community Shores Bank reaches agreement over risk-reduction plan
• Local educators learn about reading
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 13: Who are the Real Americans?
• SLT Board to review brewery license tonight
• Power outage Sunday on city's southwest side
• Michigan native to show off his latest book tonight at Spring Lake library
• Bucs cross country teams win at W.O.
• Voter registration for ArtPrize is now open
• State fishing report: High winds plaguing fishermen
• ArtPrize entry going to the birds
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 10: Don't take anything for granted
• Local residents entered in ArtPrize
• Grand Haven home's yard transformed
• Walkable Grand Haven aims to promote healthy lifestyle
• St. Mary's welcomes students back with ice cream socials
• Seagull sculpture finds new home on the waterfront
• Golf roundup: SL can't be dethroned in Lakes 8
• Forum on church inclusiveness clarifies several points
• Trojans lay the smack down on SL
• Grand Haven medical pot ordinance gets a first look
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 8: Wonderful medical care
• More work to begin on Grand Haven's east side
• Drowning victim's brother in court
• City Council passes first reading of homeless shelter regulations
• GH Labor Day walkers get wet
• 3 generations attend Holmes
• 'Great year' expected at SLHS
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 7: Save our valuable resources
• GH students, schools look sharp on first day back
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 2: The role of true Christians
• Red flag means lake is unsafe for swimming
• Rockpile Surf & Sport moves to Grand Haven
• Ferrysburg day care business closes
• Lakers still have firm grasp on Lakes 8
• Spring Lake Twp. man finds girl's lost class ring
• Good reasons why men need women
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 1: Remembering our heroes
• Love INC needs votes to get funds for shelter
• GHAPS, teachers union agree on extended contract
• Learning from the gold standard
• $1 million in renovations targeted for city marina
• Body found at GHT beach; 2 females rescued earlier at state park
• Music video filmed in GH
• Former GH women to walk for Komen Foundation
• Crockery takes home waterball trophy for third year in a row
• O-line paves way for Stenberg's big day
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 31: Proud GH band parent
• WPMS open for students on Wednesday evening
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 30: Johnson supports health care
• Forum provided an opportunity to learn
• Split personality for Emmy Awards
• Bucs defend home turf
• Dentistry from the heart
• City says 'thanks' with free picnic
• GH Township approves contract with Chamber
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 25: The inclusive truth
• 5 questions for Spring Lake football
• GH turning into a culture haven
• GH Twp. looks to measure air quality after smoke complaints
• Circus held on Harbor Island
• Anchor comes out of storage to adorn marine contractor's lawn
• Forum Thursday should be lively
• Work continues with streetscape, block three improvements
• SL swim takes home trophy in opening action
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 23: Safe food handling important
• Chili cookoff raises funds for Make-A-Wish
• Downtown stylists cut to give back to community
• Catholic communities get together for summer fun
• Trojans rule the Lakeshore
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 19: Exclusion can be troublesome
• Robrahn, Deneff, Gagliardo, Lund win age groups at Ultimate Skimfest
• Banquet center opens in historic Spring Lake building
• New downtown store specializes in dog treats
• Flooding prompts more work at village intersection
• Learning about the courts
• State releases updated list of the lowest performing schools
• Tall ships won't make Grand Haven call
• Tri-Cities Restore looking for new storage space
• Downtown Happening happens Friday, Saturday
• New charges in Ludington murder-suicide
• Local sports notes
• Ice cream social Thursday at Pere Marquette engine
• Afghan native stresses peace, education
• NOCCA Games come to a close
• To cull or not to cull: Deer issue still a hot topic
• SL Township church to hold Bikers Day on Sunday
• Local sailors take top finishes
• SL Yacht Club honors fallen sailor
• Pirates fire up festival in the park
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 16: Area not boater-friendly
• Senior citizens show off their skills at 2nd annual NOCCOA Games
• Car show pays tribute to Coopersville's most famous resident
• Citizens Police Academy sign-up deadline is Aug. 20
• Michigan warns of syringes in lakeshore garbage
• Air pollution 'Action Day' in effect
• Walgreens' 2nd GH store opens
• Darts & Flowers for Aug. 13
• Tips to help golfers straighten out their drive
• 'Authentic' Mexican eatery to open GHT spot
• Being too connected can make us less connected
• Downtown GH shop reopens with eclectic eco-conscious line
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 12: Be sure to vote in November
• SLYC hosting W. Michigan regatta
• Garbage washing up again on Lake Mich. beaches
• Eagle Scout candidate helps bring SL park back to life
• Lake Michigan group wants 'no mistake on the lake'
• Medical marijuana ordinance moves to City Council
• GH house for sale to be featured on 'Today' show Friday morning
• Change at QB propels Cougars into playoffs
• A ride to remember
• Coast Guard parade was indeed grand
• Federal jobs bill worth $698M to Michigan
• Gun advocates take aim at Detroit-area festival
• SL Twp. Board struggles with church proposal
• Pirates' cannon blast kicks off pirate activities
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 9: Make legislature part-time
• Local girls help Rangers win soccer title
• Local paramedics can now go off-road
• Truck breaks down in middle of Grand Parade
• A grand day for a parade
• A NIGHT OF NOSTALGIA
• What comes around goes around
• Coast Guard personnel participate in fitness run
• SERVING ON THE HIGH SEAS
• Honoring those who lost their lives in Vietnam
• Memories of Beach School's playground
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 5: Give Crockery millage a second chance
• CG ships welcome aboard visitors
• SL school officials question AYP reporting
• Coopersville goes Hollywood
• Don't stake out your spot too early for CG Festival parade, fireworks
• Bernero, Snyder to face off for governor
• Huizenga, Johnson win congressional primaries
• Skiers tell 'Web Site Story'
• Tuesday's primary election results
• Ships' arrival marks start of weeklong festival activities
• Report: Favre not returning to Vikings
• The deception of real-world inception
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 3: We Must Achieve Peace
• Limits of an inclusive spiritual community
• Downtown work to resume sooner than expected
• Grand Haven lighthouse application approved by National Park Service
• GH State Park employees work to keep trash off the beach
• Coast Guard Festival
• 47th Annual Downtown Grand Haven Art Festival
• Great Lakes Kite Festival
• Here's Something Creative

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