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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South. The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)

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May 16 2012 - Muskegon railroad depot's future rests with fundraising, online voting
The multi-step project, which began last year, is intended to result in a fixed-up 104-year-old structure at 683 W. Western and a high-traffic business start-up designed to kick start redevelopment of that downtown area across Shoreline Drive from Heritage Landing.

May 16 2012 - City of Muskegon-owned Lakeshore Trail land to get shoreline restoration
MUSKEGON, MI – Cost savings on waterfront restoration on a dozen sites along Muskegon Lake’s south shore will allow for more environmental work to be done this summer.

April 23 2012 - Muskegon County nearing pay-to-train program for high-turnover dietician post
The Registered Dietician-recruitment policy would allow otherwise qualified full-time county employees working in a department with a need for Registered Dietician services to participate in an internship program.

February 07 2012 - Look back: The S.S. City of Milwaukee
The Grand Trunk Milwaukee Ferry Co.’s bluff-prowed flagship got an even bigger reception when she began sailing from the Muskegon Rail & Navigation Co.’s modern Lakeside terminal on July 17, 1933.

January 09 2012 - Train car derailment near Nugent Sand
Mid-Michigan Rail Inc. of Muskegon crews were working on a section of track outside Nugent Sand, 2925 Lincoln in Norton Shores, after the train car derailed during the day Monday, January 9, 2012. Workers said the car was full, but they didn't know what was in it, or which way it had been traveling.

December 28 2011 - Looking Back: Caught in a train crash: Muskegonite tells of the wreck
One of the worst railroad wrecks in the state’s history interrupted a Muskegon Heights family’s quiet trip home the day after Christmas.

November 25 2011 - Heritage and Railroad Historical museums hosting open houses
The Muskegon Heritage Museum and Muskegon Railroad Historical Society Museum, 561 W. Western, are hosting open houses 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 3 and Dec. 4.

November 18 2011 - Historic window workshop in Muskegon promises to create jobs on two fronts
Michigan historic preservation grant trains local workers to rehabilitate wooden windows, providing needed job skills. At the same time, work on Muskegon's Grand Trunk Railroad depot being done to generate new downtown business.

November 18 2011 - Garbage truck driver ticketed for careless driving
A Muskegon man has been ticketed for an accident in Ferrysburg on Monday — when he blew through a stop sign in his garbage truck, hit a sport utility vehicle, then took out a railroad gate and a utility pole. read more

October 29 2011 - Avs try to extend superb road start in Calgary
A Muskegon tattoo artist is charged with assaulting a woman who skipped an ... A judge says property owners along an old railroad in western Michigan ...

October 29 2011 - Flyers head to Montreal without Pronger
A Muskegon tattoo artist is charged with assaulting a woman who skipped an ... A judge says property owners along an old railroad in western Michigan ...

October 29 2011 - Canucks welcome Blues to B.C.
A Muskegon tattoo artist is charged with assaulting a woman who skipped an ... A judge says property owners along an old railroad in western Michigan ...

October 10 2011 - Rocks thrown from rail overpass damage truck; Muskegon's Ernest Britton wants answers
Tooling along a well-traveled road at 45 mph, when suddenly -- THUD!

October 21 2011 - Muskegon deli Fatty Lumpkins offers community focus, tasty sandwiches
Nestled between a photography studio and a garage on Washington Avenue, two blocks from the Henry Street railroad tracks, is the new sandwich shop and deli Fatty Lumpkins.

October 15 2011 - Looking Back: West Michigan throngs set to meet Freedom Train
Muskegon had enough political clout in the years following the Second World War to secure a prestigious visit by the Freedom Train.

July 19 2011 - Rails to trails: Lakeshore, Laketon, Berry Junction trails connecting West Michigan
If the Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance had chosen to include Muskegon on its list of stops for the Michigander Bicycle Tour, riders would have seen what the city built without the benefit of an existing railroad bed. • Lakeshore Trail takes the scenic route along Muskegon Lake

July 15 2011 - Medical marijuana dispensary owner goes from outlaw to businessman
Anyone with a medical marijuana card can walk into the Muskegon Medical Marijuana Dispensary and browse the stock that includes canning jars filled with various strains of medical marijuana and such “medibles” as suckers, fudge and brownies.

July 04 2011 - Police: Richard Grimmett, 16, willingly jumped off railway trestle Sunday into most dangerous secti
Muskegon Township Police Chief Ken Sanford said Monday that the death of Grimmett, a Reeths-Puffer student, was the result of bad choices, dangerous waters and a disregard for a privately-owned trestle clearly marked with “No Trespassing” signs.

June 27 2011 - Police: Richard Grimmett, 16, willingly jumped off railway trestle Sunday into dangerous section of
Muskegon Township Police Chief Ken Sanford said Monday that the death of Grimmett, a Reeths-Puffer student, was the result of bad choices, dangerous waters and a disregard for a privately-owned trestle clearly marked with “No Trespassing” signs.