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The West Shore Community College Board of Trustees is meeting off campus Monday, at the Ramsdell Theatre in Manistee, and is expected to approve bids in 10 categories related to the renovation of the college's Arts and Sciences Center.
Ada to Zeeland briefs: Realtor named to planning panel
A Realtor has been appointed to fill a Planning Commission seat. Lloyd "Corky" Paul ran unsuccessfully for a Township Board position in 2008.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Greenville: Bernie Brunges Jr. Holland: John Jasker Lowell: Stephanie Hieshetter Sparta: Theodore Thompson Wyoming: Bruce Osbeck TWO GALLONS Ada: Robert Carpenter Belmont: Aaron Koerth Caledonia: Jeffrey DeVries Jenison: Fred Stalsonburg >ONE GALLON Ada: Deborah Hanks Alto: Travis Sutler Belmont: Theresa TenEyck Holland: Ruth Price Jenison: James ...
Fremont man injured after tree falls on him
A man working to remove debris left over from wind and storms earlier in the week was injured Thursday when the tree he was removing from some power lines fell on him.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Thanksgiving Wish provides path to citizenship
Fadil Lugendo and his wife, Hawa, sit with their children in their home on the Southeast Side of Grand Rapids.
Tallmadge Twp. house leveled by explosion
Investigators suspect a gas leak caused a house explosion that could be felt and heard for miles Friday afternoon in Tallmadge Township, about 4 miles south of Marne.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Parents question Kenowa Hills' plan to close three district schools
Tammy Ledkins is concerned a plan to close three Kenowa Hills school district facilities to cut costs could separate her son from his buddies.
State acquires land to link bike trails
Two popular paved bike trails finally will be connected, allowing bicyclists and other users more areas to roam and bringing Muskegon's shoreline into reach to more people.
NCBA: Legislation Providing Death Tax Relief Welcome
AgWeb.com Editors Congressmen Mike Thompson and John Salazar introduced legislation that would provide farmers and ranchers relief from the death tax, according to a press release from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association .
Economy credited for increase in fair attendance, a trend Kent County organizers hope is repeated
A steer passes by the end of a livestock barn on the way to its pen Sunday as exhibitors prepare for the Kent County Youth Fair in Lowell.
Cattlemen Welcome Legislation Providing Death Tax Relief
WASHINGTON The National Cattlemen's Beef Association praised legislation introduced by Congressmen Mike Thompson and John Salazar that would provide farmers and ranchers relief from the death tax.
Coopersville Summerfest is Aug. 3-8
Immediately after the Grand Haven Coast Guard Festival cools off, Coopersville's largest annual event heats up.
Kilgerman's win streak comes to end
Justin Lofton of Westmoreland, Cal., ended Parker Kligerman's consecutive win streak at four with a victory in the ARCA RE/MAX Series race Saturday night at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Mich.Westport resident Kligerman, battling the flu, finished sixth.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Peachy crop: Orchard trees are dripping with fruit this year
Despite cutbacks, West Michigan fairs, festivals still providing free events
West Michigan's enduring fairs and festivals have a message for the state this year: Take our popular elephant ear and eat it.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Ottawa nurseries honored by MAEAP for ecological practices
Two West Michigan perennial and plant growers are leading the way in making their farms ecologically friendly through the use of praying mantis instead of pesticides, and weather-tracking to better plan their spraying.
It's supposed to be a day of remembrance, but over the years Memorial Day has turned into a celebration; and many veterans say that's okay as long as we don't lose sight of the true meaning of the day.
Patriotic songs come to the fore on Memorial Day; what's your favorite?
Country singer Sara Evans debuted a Memorial Day anthem, "On This Day," which was written in 2003 by Charles Strouse, a Tony- and Grammy award-winning composer.
Crews from multiple fire departments responded to a fire at a townhouse complex in Blendon Township.
Holland American Legion Band to honor Normandy veterans on European tour
In one of Holland's oldest and most cherished traditions, many residents spend Tuesday evenings in the summer gathered in front of the band shell at Kollen Park listening to the music of the American Legion Band.