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County OKs ‘concept’ of zoo expansion
Kent County commissioners approved the future “concept” of an expanded John Ball Zoo, as reflected in the zoo’s newly updated 10-year master plan.
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Tribe advances plan for $180M casino
A tribe is moving forward with a long-time plan for a casino in the region on land it has owned for years.
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Downtown hotel expands next door
A downtown hotel is taking over the address next door.
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Kent County eyes zoo master plan
There is also talk at John Ball Zoo about a possible future millage to fund it.
The Kent County Board of Commissioners will review the John Ball Zoo’s new master plan this week, which has to be updated every 10 years and approved by the county, under the terms of the county’s lease contract with the nonprofit corporation that now runs the zoo.
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Inside Track: New symphony conductor thinks Grand Rapids pops
Bob Bernhardt, who also has roles with the Louisville and Chattanooga symphonies, was drawn to GR by its vibrant atmosphere.
Grand Rapids Symphony goers will recognize the organization’s new principal pops conductor when the 2015-2016 season begins later this year.
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Sculpture will highlight FMG celebration
Work by Chinese artist and lecture are part of attraction’s 20th anniversary.
As Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park nears its official 20th anniversary, more of the year’s celebrations are coming to light.
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Startup develops app for concert management
A startup is helping musicians and their teams manage concert tours on the road.
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New book offers a lens for viewing effective leadership
Honest, open relationships built on mutual trust drive success.
A Holland leadership-development consultant has built on his series of “trUTips” to create a book for those eager to learn how to become more effective leaders.
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Bands rock Jammie Awards
A group of bands will help celebrate and honor local musicians tonight at one of Grand Rapids’ largest music venues.
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GRAM exhibits 'Stop Motion' by retired KCAD professor
A retired college professor will give a talk Thursday night to open his exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum.
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