Submitted 05-01-2023 under NONPROFITS
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Submitted 05-01-2023 under OPINION
Many spiritual communities have signs in front of their places of worship proclaiming that 'All Are Welcome,' but is that really true? If gay couples can't receive communion there, if women can't be ordained there, and if transgender people can't serve there, then are ALL people really welcome there
Submitted 04-28-2023 under NEWS
City Manager, city staff present FY2024 Preliminary Fiscal Plan to the Grand Rapids City Commission; free outdoor fitness classes returning to Grand Rapids in May; and more
Submitted 04-25-2023 under NONPROFITS
The initial costs for installing solar power can be prohibitive to houses of worship and non-profits. And yet, these local institutions can also lead the way in inspiring others in the community to embrace clean energy.
Submitted 04-24-2023 under NONPROFITS
East Hills Greenspaces are a valued part of our neighborhood and the heart of our community.
Submitted 04-24-2023 under OPINION
Do the panelists have any ground rules for entering into a religious argument or debate?
Submitted 04-21-2023 under NEWS
Grand Rapids Public Museum to welcome Ice Age: Michigan's Frozen Secrets, Snow: Tiny Crystals, Global Impact exhibits in May; Grand Rapids Public Library to host several events in honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month; and more
Submitted 04-20-2023 under NONPROFITS
As Spring weather swings around, the neighborhood association and other community stakeholders seek volunteers for the annual clean-up
Submitted 04-19-2023 under NONPROFITS
Making their latest U.S. tour across the country, The Lone Bellow is highly charged with a new album “Love Songs for Losers” beautifully composed and powerfully performed live on stage. Special Guest Lindsay Lou will open for The Lone Bellow.
Submitted 04-17-2023 under OPINION
Can you imagine any circumstances which would justify imposing a death penalty? What standard of proof or evidentiary requirements would you require in order to consider a death penalty to be an ethical and fair punishment?
