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Mark McGann, founder, president and general manager of Wolverine Glass Products, said he will consolidate operations at the new location. The company has been leasing space in two locations in Grandville.
Wolverine Glass has a new home
David Czurak
After years of looking, the search is over for Wolverine Glass Products. The company recently bought the building it had been seeking for almost three years. The structure is at 5801 Clay Ave. SW in Wyoming and has nearly 53,500 square feet of industrial space, enough for the firm to consolidate its business under a single roof. more»
Macatawa Bank points to improved results
HOLLAND — Macatawa Bank Corp.(Nasdaq:MCBC) has reported a return to profitability and improvements in several key capital and operational ratios in the second quarter 2010. free»
The Great Recession is catching up with Spartan Stores. free»
The first quantifiable accounting of the economic impact of the ArtPrize competition shows that roughly 200,000 visitors generated an estimated economic impact of as much as $7.6 million during the contest's inaugural run in 2009. free»
County offers early retirement plan
David Czurak
Kent County Commissioner Roger Morgan said the next step for the county's new voluntary retirement incentive program is to hear what the employee bargaining units think about the plan the board adopted following an hour-long closed session last week. more»
Financing found to complete Gun Lake Casino
Pete Daly
WAYLAND — The Gun Lake Tribe of Pottawatomi Indians has finalized a $165 million loan to complete the Gun Lake Casino under construction near the Bradley exit on U.S. 131 in Allegan County. more»
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