Lynn Moore is a journalist at MLive/Muskegon Chronicle. She primarily covers government in Muskegon County and northern Ottawa County, while also reporting on education, business, the environment, public safety, courts, and health care. Lynn has been featured in the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung and MLive.
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Lynn Moore's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, and developments in the Muskegon area. She frequently covers government announcements, such as new appointments or public meetings, along with events related to city life and infrastructure.
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GRAND HAVEN, MI – The first phase of summer-long construction of a new water main will close an intersection on Grand Haven's east side this week.
By: Lynn Moore
MUSKEGON, MI – A free youth soccer clinic is one of the latest offerings of Muskegon's new and rather busy parks and recreation department.
Grand Haven is engaged in an ongoing battle against invasive threats to its forests, a fight that continues with emerging technologies and dedicated citizen and staff involvement.
The airport director said he’s hopeful to get federal approval and the new passenger service in place by early summer during peak travel season “to help us build the trust back.”
MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Development of a six-mile paved path along Scenic Drive between state parks north of Muskegon is the focus of two townships' efforts.
By: Lynn Moore
| GRAND HAVEN, MI – How important is it to power the Grand Haven area with solar or wind energy? Provide more electric vehicle charging stations?
| MUSKEGON, MI – New playground structures have been selected for four Muskegon parks, including one adjacent to Pere Marquette beach.
MUSKEGON, MI – Five historic monuments that include nine bronze statues in Muskegon's downtown Hackley Park are about to get a facelift.
The project is expected to begin on April 15 and last until May 17.
The city of Muskegon is looking for input on how to best express its identity.
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