Nine new traffic circles will be installed in Grand Rapids this summer in an effort to slow traffic in neighborhoods where residents have complained about speeding drivers.
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Construction will begin this summer on a two-year project to remove four dams from the Grand River to create recreational opportunities for kayaking, tubing, angling, wading and more in downtown Grand Rapids.
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Cascade Township has updated its zoning code to preserve the township's character, despite concerns from some property owners about the changes being too restrictive to new development.
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Grand Rapids is considering becoming the city's sole trash hauler, which would mean residents would no longer be able to use private companies for trash collection. Here's what some residents had to say about the proposal last night:
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This West Michigan barber has seen it all in his 63-year career, including when The Beatles came to America and men stopped getting haircuts. https://t.co/PbtxzWyiEq
A new bill proposed by a state representative would provide civil immunity to Michigan police officers who use deadly force when acting in self-defense.
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Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss is handing over the reins next week after nine years serving as the city's first female mayor. Under her watch, the city has seen massive transformations to its downtown, neighborhood districts and green spaces. https://t.co/6uCbr01faK
A new cancer treatment that doctors say is as "non-invasive as having an ultrasound test" is now available in West Michigan. Read more about the "revolutionary" new procedure, and the first patient to receive it in Grand Rapids, here. https://t.co/bJiFzYBi6C
โGod has me here for a purpose,โ Terry Dykstra said of his 56-year career as a counselor at Jenison Senior High School. โIโve never second-guessed that this is where I was called to be.โ https://t.co/OWIooI9zbu
An investigative report obtained by MLive helps further explain the abrupt departure of Grant Public Schools Superintendent Brett Zuver earlier this year. Read more here: https://t.co/MyepVEo8qn
Superintendents in West Michigan are warning families about the growing risk of deepfakes, or AI-generated falsified videos, which are being used to target students online and resulting in extortion, character assassination and cyberbullying. Read more: https://t.co/aLpgJuMxMf