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The Grand Rapids Parks and Recreation department is encouraging residents to make the most of the season
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The purpose is to initiate projects that bring neighbors together
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A vacancy on the Grand Rapids City Commission may remain unfilled until after the November election. There are two finalists and commissioners are deadlocked at three votes apiece for both candidates
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The city of Grand Rapids continues to address gun violence with its free teen summer programs taking place on weekend evenings
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The city of Grand Rapids is updating its zoning ordinance to align with its community master plan by launching Zone GR
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The city of Grand Rapids wants to begin a project that will prevent excess stormwater from overburdening the city’s wastewater treatment plant, sending it instead to the Grand River
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Young adults are rarely invited to give input to elected officials and community leaders on policies that often impact how they live, learn, and grow, but Grand Rapids' KidSpeak forum aims to change that
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Governor Whitmer has requested that President Donald Trump declare a major disaster in response to the tornado touchdowns last month, the R-X Kids cash assistance program launched in three more Michigan communities on Wednesday, and more.
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After serving 6 years as deputy, and 7 months and interim, Philip Strom is the new Grand Rapids city attorney
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At Grand Rapids DeVos Place, local small businesses are getting the inside track on major contracts from major companies before they go public