Tuesday | WOOD-TV Grand Rapids
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 May Baskets for Moms and More Updated: Mother's Day is right around the corner and one Ottawa County agency is asking you to stretch your gift giving a little further this year. via WOOD-TV Grand Rapids
Sunday May 11 | Kalamazoo Gazette Extra - MLive.com
Polling Places: Find yours on the map
Posted by Kalamazoo Gazette staff May 04, 2008 17:29PM Categories: Local Elections This map shows the polling places for the election on May 6, 2008 for Allegan, Barry, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. via Kalamazoo Gazette Extra - MLive.com
Friday May 9 | Traverse City Record-Eagle
GT County employees earn less than peers
“I'm just lucky to have a job in this economy”
Grand Traverse County officials paid $190,000 to discover their employees tend to make slightly less than their peers elsewhere but have better benefits. via Traverse City Record-Eagle
Wednesday May 7 | Holland Sentinel
School district hopes ads will lure students
“Typically, we've been in a growth pattern the last four years, but this particular year, the Michigan economy affects even Saugatuck schools.”
Dropping enrollment is leading Saugatuck Public Schools to advertise its school system more and seek schools-of-choice students from outside the district. via Holland Sentinel
Monday May 5 | Kalamazoo Gazette
Sister to stand trial in Tyo homicide case
Sister to stand trial in Tyo homicide case BY JOHN TUNISON Gazette News Service ALLEGAN -- In the weeks before Troy Tyo's slaying, Lori Lathrop told several people about her brother's plan to hurt his wife's ... via Kalamazoo Gazette
Saturday May 3 | Holland Sentinel
Allegan County Senior Fest will take place Thursday. "May Day" will run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church, 1290 32nd St., Allegan. via Holland Sentinel
Thursday May 1 | Holland Sentinel
Allegan Farmers Market held every Thursday
Every Thursday, local farmers with locally grown produce will travel to downtown Allegan to offer fresh produce, baked goods and plants and herbs at the Allegan Farmers Market. via Holland Sentinel
Tuesday Apr 29 | MLive.com
Continue reading "Boy Scout J.R. Bouterse does the right thing by turning in wallet with $800"
“A lot of people maybe wouldn't have done that same thing. I'm just glad he found it, and not someone else.”
When 11-year-old Boy Scout J.R. Bouterse discovered a wallet containing more than $800 peeking out from a melting mound of snow and debris, he heard at least two voices. via MLive.com
Tuesday Apr 29 | Holland Sentinel
Saugatuck city, McClendon representaive meet about land lease
Saugatuck's property committee and city attorney met Monday, April 21, with representatives from Saugatuck LLC, Oklahoma billionaire Aubrey McClendon's interest that owns 412 acres of mostly undeveloped Lake ... via Holland Sentinel
Sunday Apr 27 | MLive.com
What's happening Saturday: Earth Day/Arbor Day events; Passport Day
Categories: Breaking News Kids' Earth Day celebration in Kalamazoo Celebrate Earth Day with songs by musician Adam Bramlage, an Earth Day story and a take-home gift. via MLive.com









