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How a cat found a job, a new home at the Kentwood Police Department
KENTWOOD, Mich. — Spring wind blows away the last of the cold, signaling we’ve survived another Michigan winter. It's no minor feat if you're a cat without a home. Especially one in Kentwood, who proves to be a never-more-true example of name determination. "It's a police station, right?...
Family Sues Wendy’s for $20M After E.coli Infection Leaves Daughter In Critical Condition
A Michigan family has filed a $20 million lawsuit against Wendy’s after their daughter survived a severe E.coli infection after dining at a local restaurant in Jenison. After softball practice, the family purchased a meal consisting of a hamburger, chicken nuggets, and fries on August 1, 2022, which caused 11-year-old Aspen Lamfers to develop hemolytic ... Read more The post Family Sues Wendy’s for $20M After E.coli Infection Leaves Daughter In Critical Condition appeared first on Hollywood Unlocked .
Nonprofit store in Grand Rapids creating ripple effect of kindness
PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Right next to Frontline Community Church on Plainfield Avenue is a store so unassuming that you might not even know it's there, if not for a sandwich board out front. But as subtle as it is, The StoreHouse is a location that's gaining big time name recognition amongst Michigan non-profits because of what it provides.
Tree Fish can help you remove dead trees
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – We all love the trees in our yards, but caring for them and even taking them out can be complicated and even dangerous for homeowners. Today, we have Bryce from Tree Fish to talk about how their services can help. Tree Fish is one...
‘We don’t want to sell just stems’: Holland moves 1,500 pots of tulips inside, slowing bloom
HOLLAND, MI -- Sunny days and cool nights have tulip bulbs opening up in full color this week, but Holland’s parks department wants to slow that bloom for some of their flowers. The city of Holland parks department is responsible for 565,000 bulbs planted through the main corridors and...
$80M development planned for long-vacant site along U.S 131, bringing 240 new jobs
WYOMING, MI – Corewell Health will bring 240 new jobs to Wyoming as part of the health system’s $80 million planned redevelopment of a former GM stamping plant site near U.S. 131. Corwell is planning to turn the property at 300 36th St. SW into a 296,515-square-foot “consolidated...
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