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In remembrance of September 11, local firefighters and supporters hold a memorial stair climb, honoring the emergency workers who gave their lives
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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. -
We remember the 9/11 attacks on America, 25 years later. -
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. -
The NAACP Greater Grand Rapids is offering stipends to volunteers to plant trees, some of Michigan's Jewish faith leaders are calling on the state's Democrats to be more inclusive of Jews, and more.
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A new report finds West Michigan’s talent pipeline is failing to keep pace with employer demand, producing just four graduates for every 10 job openings
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