The candidates for the city of Grand Haven this fall participated in a town hall meeting Wednesday to discuss the environment.

Several area groups will be working together to host a town hall meeting with the candidates for the Board of Light & Power (BLP), Grand Haven mayor and two seats on the City Council to discuss the environment.

On Nov. 2, city of Grand Haven voters will have the opportunity to vote on three City Charter amendments.

Candidates running for Grand Haven’s mayor, City Council and municipal utility trustee positions had a chance to share their message during a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters on Thursday.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

Scott Blease and Regina Sjoberg are both hoping to become the next mayor of Ferrysburg. But that’s where their similarities end.

Grand Haven Mayor Robert Monetza is being challenged in the Nov. 2 city election by Catherine McNally, a retired U.S. Coast Guard captain and a small-business owner.

The Grand Haven chapter of the League of Women Voters is planning a pair of events this week to help area voters get a better feel for local candidates.

Voters in Grand Haven and Ferrysburg will be tasked with selecting a mayor in the upcoming general election.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

The Tribune distributed questionnaires to candidates in local races on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Their responses are listed as received.

Adopted in 1959, the current Grand Haven City Charter is in need of a few revisions, according to City Manager Pat McGinnis.

HOLLAND — Proposed state House district lines in Ottawa and Allegan counties would provide several changes from the current alignment, if the commission tasked with drawing the lines adopts a similar setup when proposed maps are voted on in November.

Former Ferrysburg Councilwoman Regina Sjoberg has filed a declaration of intent to run as a write-in candidate for mayor of the city.

LANSING (AP) — Two Republicans in the Michigan House have won special primaries for the state Senate and will be heavily favored against Democrats in November.

The two seats on both the Board of Light & Power and the Grand Haven City Council up for election this year each had five candidates until Tuesday’s primary, when city voters were asked to pick two.

Here are the unofficial results of Tuesday's primary election in the city of Grand Haven:

A primary for two seats on City Council (four-year terms) and two director seats with the Grand Haven Board of Light & Power (six-year terms) are on Tuesday's ballot in the city of Grand Haven.

Name: Geri McCaleb

Name: Dale Reenders

Name: Andy Cawthon

Name: Mike Westbrook

Over the past week, we've run answers to our questionnaires from the five candidates running for Grand Haven City Council, and we're in the process of running responses for those running for a spot on the Board of Light & Power Board of Directors.

Editor’s note: The Tribune has distributed questionnaires to each of the five people running for spots on Grand Haven’s City Council. Over the next two weeks, we will run their responses, as they were submitted, to help you decide who to vote for in the Aug. 3 primary.

Editor’s note: The Tribune has distributed questionnaires to each of the five people running for spots on Grand Haven’s City Council. Over the next two weeks, we will run their responses, as they were submitted, to help you decide who to vote for in the Aug. 3 primary.

Candidates for the Board of Light & Power (BLP) participated in an election forum Thursday night to answer some charged questions prior to the Aug. 3 primary.

The five candidates running for two open seats on Grand Haven’s City Council participated in an election forum Thursday night at the Grand Haven Community Center.

Name: Andrea Hendrick

Editor’s note: Tim Deiters’ response to our questionnaire first ran on July 6. Those answers were sent to the Tribune erroneously and do not accurately reflect Deiters’ viewpoints on the questions. His updated responses are listed below.

Editor’s note: The Tribune has distributed questionnaires to each of the five people running for spots on Grand Haven’s City Council. Over the next two weeks, we will run their responses, as they were submitted, to help you decide who to vote for in Aug. 3 primary.

Editor’s note: The Tribune has distributed questionnaires to each of the five people running for spots on Grand Haven’s City Council. Over the next two weeks, we will run their responses, as they were submitted, to help you decide who to vote for in Aug. 3 primary.

The League of Women Voters of the Grand Haven Area, along with the Chamber of Commerce Grand Haven-Spring Lake-Ferrysburg, will host a candidates forum next month for the Grand Haven Board of Light & Power (BLP) and Grand Haven City Council primary elections.

Rebecca Hopp, the current mayor of the city of Ferrysburg, announced Tuesday that she plans to run for state representative in 2022.

Grand Haven Township voters overwhelmingly approved a trio of millages and bond proposals on Tuesday.

Debbie Wierenga smiled as she looked over the last election setup she would see as a Ferrysburg employee.

Ferrysburg voters approved a motorized equipment millage proposal on Tuesday, 387-178.

Grand Haven Township voters overwhelmingly approved a trio of millage renewal and bond proposals during Tuesday’s special election.