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The Grand Rapids City Commission has hired a contractor for the Grand River revitalization project, signaling the start of the long-awaited rapids restoration
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Grand Rapids city leaders announced Monday that a federal review board signed off on a final environmental assessment, allowing the project to move ahead
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Grand Rapids Whitewater has been working on the plan to restore the city’s rapids for more than a decade
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Grand Rapids is seeking financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to restore the rapids to the Grand River, but public feedback on the project must be sought first.
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$2.1 million in federal funding is now headed to West Michigan to meet those goals
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A government credit card pause is creating uncertainty that could affect downtown Grand Rapids’ Grand River restoration project
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Crain’s staff writer Mark Sanchez discusses the Grand River Restoration project, a survey indicates people want more ‘eatertainment’ in downtown Grand Rapids and advocates say enforcement of a federal law would be a costly burden.
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The Grand River restoration project is one step closer to realization after the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy approved a revised permit application
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Grand Rapids Whitewater president and CEO Steve Heacock discusses state requesting city of Grand Rapids design modifications and project status.
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Friday, dive teams began work in the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids, starting the months-long relocation of endangered mussels