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June things to do: Pride, Parade of Homes, Heritage Fest, Father’s Day, Juneteenth and Celtic Festival
Music, movies, arts, theater, and crafts meet history, heritage, street performers, and vintage baseball in this month’s calendar. You’re sure to find something that piques your interest this month.
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Gentex veterans group expands support for Michigan Veteran Homes residents
Gentex employees raise funds, volunteer, and add dementia technology supporting veterans living at Michigan Veteran Homes in Grand Rapids.
‘Cultural Exchange Changed My Life’: Why I’m Bringing a Polish Choir to Michigan
In this Shore Stories column, Julia Colingsworth shares how her cultural exchange experience inspired her to bring a Polish choir to Michigan.
Professional organizer helps families declutter homes during difficult life transitions
Former banker Melissa Robitaille helps families declutter homes, manage grief, and regain usable living space during major transitions.
Excellence in Education marks 40 years of honoring educators
A longtime Grand Haven tradition celebrates student achievement and the teachers whose guidance impacts generations.
Habitat repair program helps Lakeshore residents remain safely in homes
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity repairs furnaces, roofs, and accessibility hazards, helping struggling homeowners stay safely in their homes longer.
How a gaming group created a friendship circle for people with disabilities
Disability Network Northern Michigan’s gaming group reduced isolation, inspired friendships, and even inspired an effort to create a nonprofit for railroad preservation.
How occupational therapists help seniors age safely in their homes
A team of occupational therapists from Disability Advocates of Kent County is helping older adults stay independent through home modifications, safety assessments and accessibility improvements that reduce injuries and falls.
Holland Celtic Festival celebrates five years of music and community
The Holland Celtic Festival returns June 26-27, showcasing music, culture, volunteers, and community connections built over five years.
Holland Chorale Summer Sing celebrates America’s 250th through community music
On June 17, the Holland Chorale will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary by inviting residents to become part of the performance.
City on a Hill celebrates 20th anniversary of nurturing collaboration among Zeeland nonprofits
City on a Hill celebrates 20 years on June 16 with a community event featuring food, games and family activities at Lawrence Street Park.
Disability Network West Michigan expands rural accessibility services across northern counties
Residents in Oceana, Mason, Lake, and Newaygo counties gain disability services, transportation support, and accessibility resources.
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