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Money problems back to 2022 and it is going on to the year 2024. The 2022 budget it is not audited too. What are they doing???
WHEN WILL, PECK AND SHERMAN, MONA LAKE, AND ROWAN PARK, START AND FINISHED???
Did they go into closed session?
www.facebook.com/100064803187954/posts/705711901598910/?mibextid=CDWPTGIf you live in Muskegon Heights, own a business there, or have history in the city, we'd love to have you join us this Thursday at Read Muskegon, 26 E. Broadway. Jocelyn Hines will be there to lead us in conversation and gather your ideas as we plan for our future home in the heart of downtown Muskegon Heights. 📚Please note, the meeting will be at the current Read Muskegon office at 26 E Broadway.
What time?
@Ford hey, located your battery plant in Muskegon Hts or Muskegon, since Marshall doesn't want the jobs or tax base!