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Grand Rapids anxious to break ground on Butterworth solar project before federal tax credit deadlineGrand Rapids is ready to start construction on a long-planned solar energy project at the former Butterworth Landfill, but time is of the essence
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A parking incentive program is still being developed
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Grand Rapids area interfaith leaders and elected officials made a public appeal to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the fair treatment of immigrants, refugees and protestors
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A group of Ottawa County property owners are suing Park Township in federal court over its short-term rentals prohibition
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Anti-abortion protestors say the new noise ordinance that prohibits amplified sound around medical clinics violates their right to free speech. Supporters say it protects patients and restores peace and quiet
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The operations hub marks a major milestone in the city’s long-term infrastructure strategy
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GRPS broke ground Wednesday on the first new school building in 60 years
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Skilled labor is in high demand and the City of Grand Rapids is seeking new ways to attract and retain a talented workforce
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The priorities include bike lanes, backyard composting, and using electricity to generate steam heat for downtown buildings
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Commissioners approved the $735 million budget for fiscal year 2026 with a few last-minute tweaks