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Rising rivers reach flood warning
Flood warnings are in effect along rivers in a wide swath of the region, as rising water from heavy rain and snow melt threatens some structures.
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Snow and field runoff could close beaches
Heavy precipitation can contribute to formation of water-borne bacteria.
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) LANSING — Even after all the snow Michigan received this winter is gone and melted, it could still find a way to adversely impact summer vacations.
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Worldplay Sport: inspiring kids one donation at a time
The buy-one, donate-one model for equipment is gaining steam.
A lakeshore-based company is promoting athletics and charitable giving through its business model.
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Elzinga & Volkers celebrates its safety streak
Construction firm has more than 2,500 days without an incident.
Twenty-five hundred days and counting — that’s how long it’s been since Elzinga & Volkers had a day of lost time due to an injury.
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Retailers fill in lakeshore downtown
Four boutiques are the new kids on the block in a lakeshore town.
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Lakeshore Advantage names president
The nonprofit promoting economic development in Ottawa County has named a new president.
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Law firm relocates lakeshore office
A local law firm is closer to the action now in downtown Grand Haven.
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E-cigarette maker rolls out $20M marketing campaign
An e-cigarette maker in the region is investing $20 million to market one of its brands internationally.
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Cultivate Holland seeks to eliminate poverty through jobs
Program offers training, mentoring and — hopefully — financing.
Instead of teaching people how to fish, one lakeshore organization is seeking to teach how to deliver a whole school of fish to people in need.
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Resisting the consolidation trend among hospitals
Grand Haven’s 95-year-old NOCH has held off overtures from the big hospitals.
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) Officially, it’s North Ottawa Community Health System, but people in the Grand Haven area know it by its acronym, NOCH.
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