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Serving communities across western Michigan, Shoreline Media is your source for news from our region and beyond as brought to you by a network of exclusively local newspapers. It is a dream come true for Scott and Sarah Keegstra, owners of Captain Chuck’s II, as they welcome customers to their nearly 7,000 square-foot new and improved store, located at 75 N. Jebavy Drive in Ludington. CLAYBANKS TOWNSHIP — A Montague man was rescued from a car that burst into flames after striking a tree Monday evening in Claybanks Township in Oceana County. MUSKEGON – All Pro Med ambulances now have "sensory kits" on hand for helping kids with autism experience a more calming ride when being transported for emergency care. The Lake Sturgeon is pushing off for its second season of Pentwater historical cruises this week. While many people have gotten a crash course in COVID-19 lingo over the past few months, most of us at least have the luxury of thinking about other things when it’s time to do our own jobs. For some vendors, the downtown Ludington Farmer’s Market this year is better and for others it’s worse. It wasn’t the catch that fisherman Ted Wincenciak and William David were after Friday morning while fishing Lake Michigan. The conditions are just right for the very high risk of fire to climb to extremely high at the Huron-Manistee National Forest this weekend, according to Debra-Ann Brabazon, wildfire prevention and mitigation education specialist. Custer Township is seeking a millage for road maintenance and improvements in the Aug. 4 primary election, and, if approved, it would add close to $40,000 annually to the township’s road funds for 10 years, according to Township Supervisor Mark Anderson. Chuck Lange has spent 12 years serving on the Mason County Board of Commissioners, and he’s again running for election this year. A 21-year-old Redford man pleaded guilty to drug charges Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court via Zoom video conferencing. A Ludington man was sentenced to jail time, probation and community service for a third conviction of drunken driving, a felony, in 51st Circuit Court Tuesday. A Wellston woman was sentenced to jail time and probation for a shoplifting incident which in turn led her to resisting a police officer. A Ludington woman who appears to have turned her life around, after her sentencing was delayed several months ago, shared her progress with in 51st Circuit Court Tuesday. CLAYBANKS TWP. – Emergency services responded to a serious automotive crash on South Scenic Dr. near Webster Rd. on Monday, July 6. The White Lake Chamber Music Festival is continuing to present exceptional talent and world-class artists, even in the midst of every arts event cancelled. MUSKEGON –  On August 4, Muskegon county voters will consider a millage renewal that helps support the Lakeshore Museum Center and the Hackley and Hume Historic Site. MUSKEGON – All Pro Med ambulances now have "sensory kits" on hand for helping kids with autism experience a more calming ride when being transported for emergency care. WHITEHALL – A Montague native and her husband have moved back to West Michigan, and are stepping into a new venture as entrepreneurs. WASHINGTON – Michigan businesses and residents affected by severe storms and flooding on May 18, 2020 can apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration announced administrator Jovita Carranza announced. LANSING – To help combat the alarming increase of out-of-hospital medical emergencies and deaths that occurred in Michigan this spring, Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) chief medical executive and chief deputy for health, is urging residents not t In the face of an uncertain school year, our Seniors continued to strive and grow as students and young adults. VICTORY TWP. — Beth McGill-Rizer believed that she needed to run for office because she felt she couldn’t ask others to do something she was unwilling to do herself. Our daily headlines delivered to your inbox at eight o'clock each morning for your reading pleasure. Shop local! Receive exclusive offers, coupons, and deals from our local business partners!

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