Kayakers, cyclists and regional planners will gather in Saugatuck, Mi. on November 8 - 9, for the Lake Michigan Trail Conference to formalize the development of a "multi-modal" kayak, biking/hiking and motor trail around the entire shoreline of Lake Michigan.
 
According to Dr. Dave Lemberg, Associate Professor, Department of Geography at Western Michigan University and Conference Coordinator, "The objective of this conference will be to establish a long distance recreational trail, similar in scope to the Appalachian Trail, but one that highlights the vast natural beauty of the Lake Michigan shoreline and the many historic, recreational and cultural offerings along its 1,640 mile long coast line". He added, "Our goal is to work with conference participants from the four states to connect the efforts in each state and create a unified vision for this world class multi-modal trail."
 

The Mona Shores Fiddlers (MSF) present a night of rich Bluegrass and Celtic music featuring The Oat Bran Boys on Nov. 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Mona Shores High School Performing Arts Center, 1121 Seminole. 

MSF along with the middle school fiddles will open the first half of the performance followed by The Oat Bran Boys in the evening’s second set. Together, these three groups will bring family-friendly, high energy performances complete with stirring harmonies.

From: http://www.muskegon-mi.gov

The City of Muskegon will set the date of October 31st, 2012 (Wednesday) from 6:00 to 8:00 pm; for those citizens who participate in the Halloween ritual of “treating” in the community.

Please be advised that the Muskegon Police Department will issue a “Nixle Advisory” message that outlines additional information, and safety tips.

Have a fun, enjoyable Halloween, Citizens & Police partner for a safe community!