Safe Harbor expansion designed to improve service
Donations to the Safe Harbor Children’s Advocacy Center’s new facility will be matched by a grant from the Allegan County Community Foundation. The goal is to raise $2.3 million.
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Holland Symphony President Kay Walvoord strikes a high note
The leader of one of Holland’s preeminent music institutions for more than 30 years, Kay Walvoord is described as a passionate visionary. She works to broaden HSO’s appeal among community members who did not grow up with classical music performances. That initiative to infuse diversity, equity and inclusion has resulted in more community collaborations.
January Along the Lakeshore: MLK celebrations, museum exhibits and outdoor activities
Museum exhibits, outdoor activities, history programs, children’s projects, and concerts — January along The Lakeshore has it all.
Quilt-making ministry gives student a warmer, safer commute
GRCC instructor teams up with Holland quilt-making ministry to help an inspiring student have a warmer, safer commute.
New tools help Housing Next connect communities, developers
With new tools in its belt, Housing Next is hoping to add much-needed housing to the market in West Michigan.
Disability Network Lakeshore celebrates 30th anniversary
As Disability Network Lakeshore marks its 30th anniversary, it credits its longevity to the commitment of volunteers and staffers who are dedicated to serving residents with disabilities in Ottawa and Allegan counties.
Three homes, one week: Habitat Blitz Build jumpstarts Vista Green project
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity has increased its work more than 600% in recent years. The need for affordable housing is higher than ever, and to keep up with demand, the nonprofit has turned toward large-scale projects such as Vista Green where, this week, crews will create the framework for three homes in what is being called the Blitz Build.
How Harbor Humane Society can help pet owners in crisis
Harbor Humane Society is expanding its ways of helping people keep their pets with them during a crisis by adding a staff position, a community outreach manager.
Maple Avenue Ministries celebrates its centennial
Over its 100 years, Maple Avenue Ministries has been groundbreaking in many ways. The Holland church is inviting the community to celebrate its centennial during a special Worship Celebration Service on Dec. 11.
Heart Safe: Surviving a heart attack through training and a little bit of luck
It was only through a series of coincidences that John Shea survived a "widow maker" heart attack this fall. The city of Holland is working toward becoming a Heart Safe Community. Part of that process requires increased CPR training for the public.
Holland Symphony President Kay Walvoord strikes a high note
The leader of one of Holland’s preeminent music institutions for more than 30 years, Kay Walvoord is described as a passionate visionary. She works to broaden HSO’s appeal among community members who did not grow up with classical music performances. That initiative to infuse diversity, equity and inclusion has resulted in more community collaborations.
January Along the Lakeshore: MLK celebrations, museum exhibits and outdoor activities
Museum exhibits, outdoor activities, history programs, children’s projects, and concerts — January along The Lakeshore has it all.
Quilt-making ministry gives student a warmer, safer commute
GRCC instructor teams up with Holland quilt-making ministry to help an inspiring student have a warmer, safer commute.
New tools help Housing Next connect communities, developers
With new tools in its belt, Housing Next is hoping to add much-needed housing to the market in West Michigan.
Disability Network Lakeshore celebrates 30th anniversary
As Disability Network Lakeshore marks its 30th anniversary, it credits its longevity to the commitment of volunteers and staffers who are dedicated to serving residents with disabilities in Ottawa and Allegan counties.
Three homes, one week: Habitat Blitz Build jumpstarts Vista Green project
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity has increased its work more than 600% in recent years. The need for affordable housing is higher than ever, and to keep up with demand, the nonprofit has turned toward large-scale projects such as Vista Green where, this week, crews will create the framework for three homes in what is being called the Blitz Build.
How Harbor Humane Society can help pet owners in crisis
Harbor Humane Society is expanding its ways of helping people keep their pets with them during a crisis by adding a staff position, a community outreach manager.
Maple Avenue Ministries celebrates its centennial
Over its 100 years, Maple Avenue Ministries has been groundbreaking in many ways. The Holland church is inviting the community to celebrate its centennial during a special Worship Celebration Service on Dec. 11.
Heart Safe: Surviving a heart attack through training and a little bit of luck
It was only through a series of coincidences that John Shea survived a "widow maker" heart attack this fall. The city of Holland is working toward becoming a Heart Safe Community. Part of that process requires increased CPR training for the public.
