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Holland Hospital leaders say now is a critical time for blood donations, a U.P. zoo is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to refuse a case that seeks to expand human rights protections to chimpanzees, and more.
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A parking incentive program is still being developed
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One building owner says removing parking on Wealthy Street in Grand Rapids will turn Eastown into a ghost town. A plan under discussion would eliminate some street parking and replace it with a raised bike lane
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Michigan could play a leading role in choosing the next Democratic presidential nominee, a $4 million state grant will fund a new apartment building in Grand Rapids with 171 units, the Grand Rapids Fire Department is breaking ground on its first ever dedicated Training Center, and more.
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The drones will be used to collect data for a downtown parking study
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A number of Michigan communities have either banned or strictly regulated short-term rentals. The Grand Haven city council is allowing them to boost business in its Center Town District
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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