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Plans for a Marriott in downtown Grand Haven do not include the required number of parking spaces for a 128-room hotel, but it still has the approval of the Grand Haven City Council
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A Zeeland based developer is planning a 128-room Residence Inn by Marriott on Washington Avenue
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The Grand Rapids Planning Commission has concerns about its North Monroe Campus parking plans, questioning the need for surface parking lots
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Grand Rapids is one step closer to construction of a professional soccer stadium
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The new owners of Grandville’s RiverTown Crossings have received city approval to demolish the mall’s two-story parking structure
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The commission reduced last month’s rate increases after listening to citizens
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The fee may not as much as previously announced as the city commission may roll back some of the increases approved last month
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The Kent County Board of Commissioners approved the plan Thursday, despite complaints from neighbors about paving over green space for more parking lots
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We talk to DPW Director John Gorney about the rules and more.
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Absentee ballot corrections, Young Professionals of Color Conference happens this month, Actors' Theatre presents This Flat Earth, and more.