MUSKEGON, Mich. — Muskegon Community College campuses were given the "all clear" around 11 a.m. Monday following a bomb threat, but classes are canceled for the day.
Grand Haven Public Safety officers were searching the Grand Haven campus where a note was discovered. The campus, which is part of the Grand Haven Community Center, has been cleared, as has the Loutit District Library, which is next door. The center and the library have reopened.
Parents and students told FOX 17 they had received text messages from the school informing them of the situation. Classes will resume on Tuesday.
We'll have more information when it becomes available.
