Times Indicator · May 20, 2026
Muskegon River volunteers clear debris after high water
Local crews pulled snags and trash from the channel to protect paddlers and downstream landowners.
By Staff · Page 3
Volunteers spent a long Saturday hauling limbs, plastic, and storm debris from stretches of the Muskegon River that saw heavy flow this spring.
River advocates say regular cleanups protect both recreation and property, especially where floodwater redistributes brush into choke points.
Anyone interested in future cleanups can watch the Events page or call the Times Indicator office for partner contacts.
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Times Indicator · May 20, 2026
Muskegon River volunteers clear debris after high water
Local crews pulled snags and trash from the channel to protect paddlers and downstream landowners.
By Staff · Page 3
Volunteers spent a long Saturday hauling limbs, plastic, and storm debris from stretches of the Muskegon River that saw heavy flow this spring.
River advocates say regular cleanups protect both recreation and property, especially where floodwater redistributes brush into choke points.
Anyone interested in future cleanups can watch the Events page or call the Times Indicator office for partner contacts.
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