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Oceana meth lab suspect linked to N. Muskegon meth-lab fire

March 4, 2015
Oceana meth lab suspect linked to N. Muskegon meth-lab fire

GREENWOOD TWP. — The 26-year-old Muskegon County woman who was wanted by police in connection to a meth lab bust in January in the 7900 block of White Road is also facing charges in Muskegon County for a meth-lab house fire in North Muskegon last month, according to mlive. Magen Sue Bunting was arraigned in 78th District Court in Hart…

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Hart woman dies after Tuesday’s rollover

March 4, 2015
Hart woman dies after Tuesday’s rollover

WEARE TWP. — Lorena C. VanDenHeuvel, 90, of Hart, died Wednesday, March 4, following a rollover crash on Monroe Road in between Oceana Drive and 72nd Avenue shortly before noon Tuesday, March 3. VanDenHeuvel was a passenger in a Chrysler Town & Country minivan driven by Patricia Cory, who lost control of the vehicle on the icy and snowy road. Police…

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March 4, 2015

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DNR seeks public comment on wolf management.

March 4, 2015

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has completed a draft update of the 2008 Michigan Wolf Management Plan and is seeking public comment during a 30-day period beginning today, March 4. The 2008 Wolf Management Plan was created using extensive public input to identify important issues and assess public attitudes toward wolves and their management, as well as a review…

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Coffee with a Cop

March 4, 2015
Coffee with a Cop

By Allison Scarbrough. OCP Editor. MEARS — A new community relations program offered by the Hart post of the Michigan State Police kicked off Wednesday morning, March 4, at the Golden Eatery. “Coffee with a Cop” is a state-wide program aimed at improving community relations for the MSP, and Community Service Trooper Dan Thomas decided to implement it locally. “It’s…

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