Muskegon’s own ‘Rosie the Riveter’ ret urns to plant she worked at during WWII

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Muskegon’s own ‘Rosie the Riveter’ returns to plant she worked at during WWII

Carol Anderson, 99, paid a visit to the RENK plant at 76 S. Getty St., which was known as Continental Motors when she worked there.

By Ehren Wynder | ewynder@mlive.com and Kayla Tucker| ktucker@mlive.com

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