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February 16, 2023

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Bay City looking to crack down on disorderly conduct at commission meetings

“We’re making changes because we are encountering new challenges that are costing taxpayers thousands in labor hours because of personal issues,” said Jesse Dockett, commission president.

By Caitlyn French | cfrench@mlive.com

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Saginaw And Bay City News

From premium paczki to cookies, these bakeries put new spin on Fat Tuesday pastry

From premium paczki to paczki cookies, these mid-Michigan bakeries are taking traditional paczki to a whole new level.

By Heather Jordan | heather_jordan@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Mount Pleasant man stabbed by fiancée, accused of cocaine trafficking gets federal time

The defendant is an aspiring law student and hopes to attend law school once he serves his time.

By Cole Waterman | Cole_Waterman@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City ‘strong, unified and ready to own the future’, says city manager at annual address

Modeled after the State of the Union and State of the State addresses, the State of the Community focuses on both Bay County and Bay City and how each has faired in 2022 as they begin to tackle 2023.

By Caitlyn French | cfrench@mlive.com

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Statewide News

Kalamazoo

Michigan’s Best Local Eats: Celebrate Kalamazoo Restaurant Week at these downtown hot spots

The 11-day Kalamazoo Restaurant Week kicks off Thursday, Feb. 16. See which restaurants are participating and what specials are on tap.

By Ryan Boldrey | rboldrey@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

LIVE: Watch Saginaw County traffic camera views as latest storm arrives

Michigan Department of Transportation cameras provide an eye on some of the busiest stretches of I-75, giving motorists some advance warning on what to expect.

By Justin Engel | jengel@mlive.com

Muskegon

$1.6M Muskegon community grant program aims to advance equity, economic vitality

Small business, neighborhood associations and federally recognized nonprofit organizations can apply for one-time grants between $25,000 and $250,000.

By Lynn Moore | lmoore8@mlive.com

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Obituaries

Cojeen, Bruce R.

Cojeen, Bruce R. 6/12/1963 - 2/9/2023 Grand Rapids, MI Mr. Bruce Robert Cojeen (June 12, 1963 February 9, 2023) passed away peacefully surrounded by .....

Gushow, Grant

Gushow, Grant 10/5/1982 - 2/15/2000 We've now been without you for 23 years. And we know what you would tell us, there's no time .....

Spencer, Richard

Spencer, Richard 10/14/1937 - 2/9/2023 Livonia Age 85 Beloved father of Paul (Laura) Knuth, Todd (Margaret) Knuth, Jeffrey Knuth, and Stacie (Ty) Wilson. Loving .....

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