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Lowell officials optimistic about downtown pedestrian safety improvements
Efforts to improve pedestrian safety in downtown Lowell are gaining momentum, with city officials reporting a more receptive response from the Michigan Department of Transportation following a recent meeting about potential traffic-calming measures. During the Monday, Nov. 2 Lowell City Council meeting, City Manager Mike Burns provided an update on...
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Lowell Twp Planning Recap: Noise at Fairgrounds, Postponed Zoning Request
The Lowell Charter Township Planning Commission met in the Lowell Middle School auditorium for an hour and 44 minutes on Monday night for their regular monthly meeting. All commissioners were present, and it was the first meeting for Thomas Gussiaux, who was appointed to fill a vacancy on the commission last month.
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Christmas Through Lowell is Coming to Town
Marking its 34th year, Christmas Through Lowell stands as one of the largest events in the area, and it’s coming to town the weekend of Nov. 20, 21, and 22. The three-day holiday shopping extravaganza is expected to feature an all-time high amount of 85 participating locations, and a predicted 400-plus vendors.
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Bulldog attacks more efficient than Vikings’ in district final
It’s a good line at driving school, at the end of a Sturgill Simpson chorus, and on the volleyball court. It boiled down to the Bulldogs putting the ball down between the lines much better Thursday as the Ionia varsity volleyball team took a three-set win over the Lakewood girls in the MHSAA Division 2 District Final at Lakewood High School.
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Walker Studies Deer Cull Options as Crashes and Yard Damage Mount
Walker city commissioners spent Monday night looking at ways to thin the local deer herd, including a possible managed cull. The presentation came during the committee of the whole on Nov. 9, according to MLive. Jerry Byrne, managing director of the Kent County Road Commission and a representative of the Kent County Deer Management Coalition, told commissioners the problem is both on the roads and in the yards.