Ludington council to continue Stearns Park parking fee discussion By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief LUDINGTON — The topic of whether the City of Ludington should charge parking fees at Stearns Park has been brought up again. The topic was most recently discussed in 2018 with no action by council at that time. Recently, the city’s Cemetery, Parks, and Recreation/Waterfront Committee began…
Ludington Petunia Parade to hold informational meetings LUDINGTON — Ludington Petunia Parade will hold two information meetings next week Saturday, May 13 at 10 a.m. and Monday, May 15 at 7 p.m. Both meetings will be held at the Ludington Municipal Complex, 400 S. Harrison St. Ludington Petunia Parade is an all volunteer non-profit organization not affiliated with the City…
Ludington council to consider chicken ordinance LUDINGTON — City Council is expected to take action on a chicken ordinance when it meets today for its regular bi-monthly meeting. If passed, the resolution will allow the keeping of chickens, with restrictions, in the city limits. The ordinance will have a sunset clause with it ending in two years and the option…
Public hearing will discuss Foster Elementary obsolete property certificate LUDINGTON — A public hearing will be held tonight to consider granting the developer of the former Foster Elementary School an obsolete property rehabilitation certificate. Following the public hearing, City Council is expected to take action on the request through a resolution. Datum Point Real Estate Development of Grand Rapids purchased…
History: The beginning of Mason County and Ludington Part 1 This year marks the City of Ludington’s 150th anniversary, known as a sesquicentennial. Lots of celebrations are being planned. Throughout the year, MCP, in partnership with the Mason County Historical Society, will be featuring stories about Ludington’s past. By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief Before the area now known as Mason County…
