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Community plants trees for Arbor Day

Cub Reporters Club (a program of GAAH and the CYC)
Thursday, May 16, 2013 - 06:18

Press Club Cub Reporters spent a morning planting trees at Riverside Park with Friends of Grand Rapids Parks.

Community members worked together to plant trees. /Press Club Cub Reporters

Death outside the United States

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Unfair deportation

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Another immigrant deported

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Another gone

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

33-year-old man gets deported

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Immigrants deported

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Stop immigration

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Another dream shot dead

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Child labor unfair

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Ripped off dream

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Immigrant deported to Guatemala and killed

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Dreams of graduating in America crushed

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Deportation affects family

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Public not happy with government

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Unjust act

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Children born in the U.S. have a brighter future

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

Government, don't take our family away

by Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

This article is one in a series discussing immigration issues through artwork and words, through the eyes of a student.

A day at the Museum with the GAAH Press Club

by Andy Angelo Press Club

The GAAH Press Club visited the Grand Rapids Public Museum for the "Museum Free 4 All."

Meet Mayor Heartwell....twice!

by Andy Angelo Press Club

The GAAH Press Club interviews Mayor Heartwell in his office at City Hall, and then again at Cook Arts Center a week later.

Digital divide narrows with Comcast's "Internet Essentials"

by Benjamin Siekmeier

Comcast program offers $9.95/month internet to low-income families.