Gordon Evans

News Reporter/Producer

WMUK's Morning Edition anchor, Gordon Evans is also an accomplished reporter and interviewer. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he came to WMUK from WAAM in Ann Arbor.

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9:51 am
Sun April 21, 2013

Finding locally produced pickles in Holland not easy

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Factory in Holland produced pickles for Heinz, but they're hard to find in area stores
It all depends upon which way the wind is blowing, but much of the Holland area is reminded daily that pickles and vinegar are produced at the Heinz plant at 431 W. 16th St. Sniffing out those products at local markets isn't nearly as simple.
9:46 am
Sun April 21, 2013

Debbie Dingell says she won't run for U.S. Senate

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Congressman Gary Peters appears to be front-runner for Democratic nomination next year
Washington -- Debbie Dingell, a long-time Democrat and member of the Wayne State board of governors, said Saturday she will not run for U.S. Senate to replace Carl Levin.
Allied Paper Landfill
9:35 am
Sun April 21, 2013

Will the EPA change its mind again?

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Allied Paper Landfill - file photo

  • Interview with Sarah Hill

A public forum is being held Monday night on PCB contamination at the former Allied Paper landfill in Kalamazoo. The Kalamazoo River Cleanup Coalition is hosting the forum in the Bernhard Center at Western Michigan University, it begins at 7:00. 

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11:12 am
Fri April 19, 2013

Portage Superintendent finalist says he won't accept raise from Brighton

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Greg Gray gave public interview Thursday in Portage. Board plans to decide by April 29th whether to offer him the job.
  • Source: Mlive
  • | Via: Kalamazoo Gazette
PORTAGE, MI -- Greg Gray, the sole finalist to head Portage Public Schools, says he won't accept a major pay raise in his current job as superintendent of Brighton Area Schools, a strategy discussed this week by the Brighton board to retain him.
10:57 am
Fri April 19, 2013

University of Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman to retire next year

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University regents say it will be a challenge to find someone with the experience needed to the institution
University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman will retire at the end of the 2013-14 school year when her current contract runs out, she officially announced Thursday. The Ann Arbor school's Board of Regents will launch a search for her replacement as the leader of one of the nation's elite public universities.

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