"My mom died.'
Jordan Poulin's terrified cries for help rang out across a phone line the morning of Nov. 8 as an Ottawa County police dispatcher tried to discern what had happened.
The upper floor of the Tri-Cities Historical Museum is ready for the holidays.
Centennial Hall of the museum's Akeley Building, 200 Washington Ave., is filled with holiday wreaths, centerpieces, small trees and mantle decorations - and they're all up for bid.
Staircases move up and down. A man hangs from the rafters. A glass chandelier glides across the auditorium.
"The special effects in this play top everything we've ever done at Grand Haven High School,' said set designer Steve Wozniak, as he took a break at his Ferrysburg home recently before the final rehearsals for "Phantom of the Opera.'
An appeals court on Thursday threw out a decision that had overturned a rare federal death sentence in West Michigan, agreeing to take a new look at the punishment in the death of a woman in a national forest.
Roger Jonas tried out a new way to eat the variety of soups served at the Soup for All benefit luncheon, held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church on Thursday.
Sampling seven of the nine soups on the menu in one bowl, the Ferrysburg man called his dish a "kamikaze soup.'
A longtime head of the Tri-Cities Historical Museum was recently honored for his years of promoting history in the community.
Dennis Swartout, who recently retired as the museum's executive director, was named Historian of the Year by the museum's Board of Directors during its annual Heritage Dinner on Nov. 3.
Donaylle Nicole Hair Studio is hosting a "Bring Your Own Blowdryer' benefit from 6-8 tonight.
The event raises funds for the Center for Women in Transition.
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