Phil Dawson
WGVU Morning Edition West Michigan Host, Reporter-
According to fountain operators, audiences will see an even better show next summer -
The GR City Commission wants to stop the loud confrontations of Planned Parenthood patients by protesters using amplified sound. They want to do it without restricting free speech -
South Haven plans to bring lifeguards back to their Lake Michigan beaches next summer, and having a new police chief that is himself a certified open water lifeguard could help -
Until there is a decision in court, city leaders will not make any public comment on the lawsuit or the development -
The new park under construction on Cesar Chavez Avenue in southwest Grand Rapids will be called “Unity Park” -
No drinking is permitted on the ice, but visitors to the new Window on the Waterfront skating park in Holland will soon be allowed to bring an alcoholic beverage into the plaza around the rink -
Three of the five members now on the Grand Haven City Council are new, just elected in November. They took the oath of office at last night’s meeting -
This is opening day for the new $11M Holland Window on the Waterfront ice skating park. Hot cocoa and other concessions are available and, in the near future, alcoholic beverages may also be allowed -
Except for the officer’s patrol car, nothing else was hit during a broad daylight exchange of bullets between Grand Rapids Police and an 18-year-old suspect -
The election on Tuesday adds three new members to the Grand Haven City Council. Tributes were made for two members leaving the council
