East Muskegon

Jacqueline Vines, President
2140 Valley St.
Muskegon, MI 49444
(231)722-3355

The East Muskegon neighborhood includes some of the City’s easternmost areas. Stretching from Getty Ave. across US-31 to Black Creek Rd., and from Sherman Blvd. to Laketon Ave., East Muskegon includes the Port City Industrial Park, and the Medendorp Industrial Center.

Board of Directors

Jacqueline Vines, 2174 Continental St.
William Wright, 2139 Valley St.
Mary Hussey, Secretary – 2115 Austin Street
Porter Wimbley, 935 E. Hackley Ave.
Robert Billings II, 2283 Valley St.
Millissie Ross, 2149 Continental Street
Pat Cole, 2124 Austin Street

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Today's Cool Muskegon Fact
During World War II, Muskegon was the very first city in the nation to be honored with the presentation of the prestigious “M” flag (for “manufacturing”) by the War Manpower Commission. That presentation was made the week after D-Day, on June 11, 1944 in recognition of the City's prodigious industrial production during the war. Six months before Pearl Harbor and America’s entry into the war, the labor force at Continental Motors Muskegon plant had tripled to 3,250. A year later, the factory was planning to double its workforce again. Peak employment in 1944 reached 9,000 at Continental alone. Other area companies like Sealed Power, Norge, Muskegon Piston Ring, CWC, Lakey and many smaller foundries also boomed. Bearing manufacturer Kaydon was born in 1941 and grew quickly on the strength of war contracts.

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