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Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss says she will still be involved in the city, just not as involved. Bliss served 19 years on the city commission, the last 9 as mayor
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Comptroller Max Frantz says he was not consulted in advance of the change
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The Grand Rapids City Commission approved an incentives plan for a massive downtown development, with one commissioner vowing not to support it without more investment in affordable housing by the developers
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Grand Rapids mayor Rosalynn Bliss says she wants to negotiate a new contract with city manager Mark Washington before she leaves office at the end of the year. Washington is now a semifinalist for the city manager job in Dallas, Texas
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Currently, the property operates as a 75-space parking lot
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Early in-person voting began on October 26th for the first time ahead of a presidential election in Michigan
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The East Leonard Elementary School building will be used for training, recruitment, testing, and more while the fire department’s training center is under construction
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The Grand Rapids Brownfield Development Authority approved the transformational plan for a major three-building project planned for downtown
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The project would be on the vacant property formerly occupied by Charley’s Crab restaurant
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Kent County has already contributed $500-thousand to the restore the rapids project and promises another $900-thousand if the group makes progress by certain deadlines