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The money is from the 2026 Michigan Coastal Management Program established in 1978
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If approved, the new millage will collect approximately $1.8 million during its first year beginning with the December 2026 levy
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Wednesday, Grand Rapids Parks and Recreation Department sought community feedback on its Southside Creekways project at the MLK Park Community Center
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The commission is exploring a potential millage request to secure dedicated funding for park maintenance and long-term projects
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The Ottawa County Parks and Recreation Commission is recommending an updated Parks and Open Space millage
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Construction is wrapping up on Grand Rapids’ new Martin Luther King Park Community Center
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The city is offering seasonal and part time positions at the MLK Community Center
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If approved, improvements will be made to Rosy Mound Natural Area and the Idema Explorer's Trail
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Three veteran leaders have been announced to serve as department directors in Grand Rapids, overseeing multi-million-dollar budgets and hundreds of employees
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The operations hub marks a major milestone in the city’s long-term infrastructure strategy