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The Holland Planning Commission is considering a developer’s proposal to convert a historic downtown bank into a boutique hotel
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A 72 unit apartment project in Lowell is helping to address West Michigan's shortfall of affordable housing, the Michigan Senate again passed nine policy proposals that the governor vetoed this summer, and more.
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We remember the 9/11 attacks on America, 25 years later.
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From a work-based learning experience at CS Erickson emerged a full-time career as an electrical apprentice for Omar Rodriquez, a 2026 graduate of Lee High and West Michigan Construction Institute’s Electric pathway, a Kent ISD CTE program.
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Grand Rapids is launching a new pilot program to turn local musicians into thriving small businesses
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A 72-unit apartment project in Lowell is helping to address West Michigan’s shortfall of affordable housing, with half the units reserved for middle-income residents
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