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Patrick Waterman is Ottawa County's next county administrator, The Michigan State Budget Office is making contingency plans for a partial government shutdown, it's now easier for jail inmates to get IDs upon release, and more.
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One of the goals of Grand Rapids’ Tech Week is to engage the workforce of the future
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After years of searching and planning, the GRAAMA will soon move into a much larger space
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The “Opening the Door” campaign includes a video PSA on online predatory behavior like grooming and sextortion, and encouraging adults to be proactive in talking to their children about dangers
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Governor Whitmer will deliver a speech in Lansing tomorrow where she is expected to call on the Legislature to send her a budget
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The program is already at jails in Kent, Ingham, Genessee, and Washtenaw counties.It started in 2020, when Benson’s office partnered with the state corrections department to offer to help people in prison get IDs upon coming home
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The Grand Rapids Planning Commission has approved plans for an affordable housing project south of the Acrisure Amphitheatre, Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist says there was a credible bomb threat directed at his home last week, and more.
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Touted as Beer City, Grand Rapids now has a limited-edition commemorative brew celebrating the city’s 175th anniversary
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The Grand Rapids Planning Commission has approved plans for an affordable housing project south of the Acrisure Amphitheater that includes space for food trucks and outdoor entertainment
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For many cancer patients, hair loss is part of the battle, but Michigan State University researchers developed a gel that could keep hair from falling out
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The over 80-year-old company that pioneered frozen garlic bread has closed its Muskegon manufacturing facility, laying off 175 employees
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The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is suing the state over money set aside for ballparks in Lansing and Utica