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Amtrak, Michigan traveling on different funding tracks
HOLLAND, Mich. - Passenger rail service from Grand Rapids to Chicago could be in trouble without additional money from the state.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Girls Dream Fair draws 250 to explore careers
Rachael Kauffman got the chance to explore a career in firefighting with Holland firefighter Heidi Canfield.
Park Township planners ask how Point West Resort project would affect ...
A Grand Rapids firm shared preliminary plans Tuesday night to develop the former Point West Resort site into a 70-unit condominium and single-family home development to include a community center, boat slips and a convenience store.
Plans could double size of resort community
Developers are preparing to lay out plans that could double the size of an Ottawa County resort community.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Ottawa County Drain Commission backs $6.2 million system despite public objections
A proposed $6.2 million, six-mile drain system to help alleviate flooding problems in the western portions of Park Township is moving forward.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Park Township residents get chance to comment on plan to stop basement flooding
Doug Wehrmeyer and his Ventura Village neighbors have been fighting groundwater flooding of basements in their subdivision for 18 months.
The Macatawa Area Express is kicking off its Stuff the Bus Food Drive Monday in Ottawa County.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Lakeshore news briefs: Sunday hour for Zeeland library possible
The Howard Miller Public Library's board wants the city to look into allowing Sunday hours.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
48th Street bridge washed away in storm to be replaced next year
A bridge that carried traffic on 48th Street over a creek that washed out in the June 19 storm will be replaced next year.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Roadwork hits $20M in Holland, Zeeland
More than $20 million in transportation improvement projects will take place in the Holland-Zeeland area next year, highlighted by two projects along M-121 between Zeeland and Hudsonville.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Grand Rapids sets rainfall record Friday
A SUV splashes through a deep puddle on East Paris Avenue SE in Grand Rapids on Friday morning.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Macatawa Area council may seek new members
The Macatawa Area Coordinating Council might be interested in expanding east and south.
Ottawa County traffic signal optimization study gets $500,000 federal stimulus grant
A traffic signal optimization study has received a $500,000 federal stimulus grant.
Vandals Break Into Holland Lighthouse
Police in Ottawa County are investigating $2,500 worth of damage that was done to the "Big Red" lighthouse in Holland.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
IB Program targets West Ottawa High's Class of 2012
Graduates of the West Ottawa High School Class of 2012 might be the school's first with an International Baccalaureate endorsement on their diplomas.
MACC Director Sue Higgins to retire
The Macatawa Area Coordinating Council's first and only executive director, Sue Higgins, will retire by the end of the year.
Local sailors finish 5th at Holland championships
Local sailors finish 5th at Holland championships Sat, Sep 26, 2009 to del.icio.us The Macatawa Bay Yacht Club in Holland hosted the S2 7.9 Meter 2009 Class Championship sailing competition last weekend.
Grant to fund nuclear spectrometer at Hope College
Holland, Mich. -- Hope College says it will use a $417,000 National Science Foundation grant to buy a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, a tool for analyzing the chemical content of small samples of matter.
Board to take over MAX bus system operations
MAX is taking over the wheel of the Holland-Zeeland area bus system. Starting July 1, The Macatawa Area Express Transportation Authority will handle daily operation of the 27-vehicle system that provides bus service to Holland Township and the cities of Holland and Zeeland.
Holland-Zeeland group doles out $106K in grants
The health clinic at the City on a Hill ministry campus is getting a $30,000 boost toward addressing the needs of the uninsured.