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$19 million grant from Michigan Department of Education provides support for teaching initiative.
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As Grand Rapids moves toward becoming a Midwestern leader within the tech sector, the community gathered downtown Thursday evening at the Blue Bridge celebrating recent successes and looking toward future.
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KFB increasing its capacity providing healthy food to lakeshore area school children living with food insecurity.
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The 4,974 students is an increase of 24.6% over last year’s incoming class. The Allendale school set a number of enrollment records. Why is the school performing well at a time when other universities are struggling to attract students?
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It’s also the most diverse first-year class in GVSU’s 63-year history.
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Report surveying more than 500 Michigan parents reveals childcare gaps driving parents out of workforce.
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$9.5 million investment converting former industrial building into space for business and talent development.
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The curation includes a third element; some American mastodon bones recently discovered in Newaygo County.
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April Institute for Supply Management Research Survey says local business conditions fall in line with the national economic trajectory. What does that mean for employment heading into the summer months?
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service heading captive breeding program.
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Two will serve eight-year terms at Grand Valley State University.
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Schools can be sued under Michigan’s civil rights law for failing to protect students from sexual harassment by other students. That decision comes from the Michigan Court of Appeals.