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Muskegon Honors 12 WWI Soldiers With Purple Hearts
Twelve Muskegon soldiers who served in World War I are being honored with Purple Heart medals. The Lakeshore Museum Center will accept the medals into its collection. The posthumous awards recognize 12 Muskegon soldiers, according to MLive. A museum event is planned to honor the men. The museum is honored...
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After 15 Years At WLAV, Michelle McKormick Joins iHeartMedia.
Michigan radio veteran Michelle McKormick is joining iHeartMedia to host mornings on classic hits “Big 101.3” WBFX Grand Rapids and classic rock “Rock 101.7” WMRR Muskegon Heights, returning to the airwaves in her hometown less than two months after departing Cumulus Media’s WLAV Grand Rapids.
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Concert Review: Bring Me The Horizon, Motionless In White, The Plot In You in Grand Rapids, Michigan
On Thursday, Oct. 8, Sheffield, England metal giants Bring Me The Horizon brought the last show of their massive 16 month tour (in total)—POST HUMAN: NeX GEn – The Third Ascension Program—to a close at Grand Rapids, Michigan’s Van Andel Arena. After a four hour road...
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Cal Langejans: The Music Man who shaped Holland’s sound
This is part of the Shore Stories: Life Along the Lakeshore series, which includes columns by local and former residents about how people are making a difference along the Lakeshore. In a city filled with musical talent, a case can be made for Cal Langejans as Holland’s Music Man.
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Rare Finds Keep Vintage Hunters Browsing For Hours Inside This Little Known Douglas Shop
Some shops feel like treasure chests just waiting to be opened. Saugatuck Antique Pavilion sits along Blue Star Highway in Douglas, Michigan, just minutes from the Lake Michigan shoreline. Inside, aisles brim with vintage furniture, collectibles, glassware, and decor from many different eras. Every visit feels a little different, since...
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Never Forgotten: Purple Heart Medals Come Home to 12 Muskegon WWI Soldiers
Twelve Muskegon soldiers who served in World War I will be honored with posthumous Purple Heart medals at a ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 19, at 11 a.m. at the Muskegon Museum of History and Science, 430 W. Clay Ave. Because none of the soldiers have next of kin to request or receive the medals, Lakeshore Museum Center will accept them on their behalf. The medals will become part of the museum's permanent collection.