Items Tagged with 'Muskegon'
ARTICLES
Mercy Health Partners clears first hurdle to $96.7M expansion
Trinity Health, the parent organization of Mercy Health Partners in Muskegon, has approved the capital allocation for a $96.7-million expansion on the Mercy campus — the first step in a two part approval process.
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West Michigan Symphony looks to Women as Muses
The West Michigan Symphony is getting a treat on Friday and Saturday, when guest conductor Teresa Cheung takes over the podium in Muskegon for the Women as Muses concert, which will also include a performance by guest violinist Elena Urioste.
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Muskegon rolls out training for advanced manufacturing
Students in the first session will graduate March 7
A new training program to prepare workers for advanced manufacturing started in Muskegon in early January, and the first dozen to graduate will be honored in ceremonies March 7 at Muskegon Community College.
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Muskegon firm does business ‘the old-fashioned way’
Forming Technologies is a growing auto industry supplier that survived the recession.
Forming Technologies in Muskegon’s Port City Industrial Park is an auto industry supplier that is “trying to do business the old-fashioned way,” according to one of its three owners.
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Muskegon welcomes a microbrewed anchor
Unruly Brewing, Muskegon’s first microbrewery, is seen as the catalyst for new business.
Unruly Brewing will be the first microbrewery in Muskegon — “unless somebody pops up” first, according to Jeff Jacobson, one of the founders and managing partners.
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Turnkey Muskegon nightclub set for online auction
Muskegon’s Traxx Nightclub will be on the auction block beginning at 8 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 13 at Orbitbid.com. The 3,784-square-foot facility is fully operational and includes a full liquor license to serve beer, wine and spirits, as well as two separate bar areas, including one that is used as a nightclub and the other that is rented out for events.
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Potential investors will tour downtown Muskegon
In a move to attract new business and investment in downtown Muskegon, the Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Muskegon Now have organized a Downtown Investment and Development Tour for real estate professionals, developers and retailers on Thursday, Oct. 25.
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West Michigan Symphony embarks on $480,000 capital campaign
The West Michigan Symphony announced today that it is embarking on a $480,000 capital campaign and has already received a $250,000 lead grant from Michael and Kay Olthoff for the enhancement project.
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High-energy Rooks is a resourceful person
Sarah Rooks, the president of Watermark Center in Muskegon, claims she has never had a problem finding a job -- not even before she married Ben Rooks, back when she was still named Sarah Sass.
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CALENDAR
Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce Workshop
11/4/12
Seven Steps Up Event Center
Spring Lake, MI
United States
Topic: “Entrepremusic: A Business Workshop for Musicians” Read More



