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The millage is estimated to raise about $8.8 million dollar in the first year to fund programming through 18 agencies with 32 programs

Ready by Five supports programs for expectant parents, screenings for developmental issues, child therapy, and play-and-learn groups

Our Guests are Kent County parents Millie Martinez and Taniah Ingram.

Our Guests are Kent County parents Millie Martinez and Taniah Ingram.

Supporters of a unique millage issue are trying to spread the word about its value before a vote for renewal in August

Patrick Center shares the latest Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Brief, Michigan State Police are looking for a car involved in kidnapping attempts, bird flu cases are still on the rise, and more state and West Michigan news.

Voters passed a millage increase in Kentwood on Tuesday that will provide critical support for police and fire services.

Meals on Wheels West Michigan launched its #SaveLunch campaign today in an effort to ensure the federal government continues funding senior food services

The Ready by Five millage is scheduled to expire this year. Thursday, after requests for a millage increase, county commissioners voted to put it on the ballot at the current property tax rate.

Programs supporting children from newborn to age five may not get an increase, but they could keep their current level of funding