Miss Michigan speaks about her platform of human traffciking

When all her friends were packing for Europe, she was getting her vaccinations to go to Africa. Instead of opting to go shopping in Paris, she chose to visit poverty stricken villages. This year

Speaker promotes message of consequences to drunk driving

“If we can dream it, it can be done.” This is the quote that Bob Anastas, the founder of Check Into a Winning Life, lives by.             Anastas came to Shores to help promote his message against d

After regional title, hockey loses in quarterfinals

The 2010-2011 hockey season came to an end March 8 at the quarterfinals vs. Kingsford. "The season had a slow start, but we finished well," Sophomore Reed Hrynewich said. "I was close with the guys;

Sailor bowling teams finish seventh in state

Both the boys’ and girls’ bowling teams finished in seventh place at the state match on March 4. The girls lost to eventual state runner-up Bay City, 1,233-1,112 in the quarterfinal round of match p

Boys’ track coach returns after six years

A former coach is returning to his position after a six-year hiatus. English teacher Todd Conrad, who coached the Shores boys’ track team in the 2004-2005 school year, is taking over the same positio

Crusader teacher runs girls’ track team

The Shores girls’ track team is looking to some external influence this season. Laura Kemp, a teacher at Muskegon Catholic Central, has taken over the girls’ track and field coaching position, repla

Girls’ soccer gains 3rd coach in three years

For the third time in three seasons, the varsity girls’ soccer team will take the field with a new head coach. In the 2008-’09 season it was Jeff Merritt; in the 2009-’10 season it was Courtney Nash

1994 alumnus takes over football program

After 17 years, Matt Koziak will return to Shores, his alma mater. Koziak, who graduated in 1994, was named the 10th head football coach in Sailor history on March 14. "He was one of 24 applicants

Breakin' for Spring

Rough job market makes finding employment difficult for teens

As of January, 11.3 percent of the labor force in Michigan was unemployed, which was 1.8 percent higher than the national average. What do those numbers mean for teens? Well, with so many adults u