Two families’ sculptures join Spring Lake’s Art in the Park initiative
Spring Lake’s Lakeside Trail now features two new works of art donated by the Doss and Rhem families.
Spring Lake’s Lakeside Trail now features two new works of art donated by the Doss and Rhem families.
The public is invited to a free screening of the award-winning film “Coming Up for Air” at the Holland Momentum Center on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 5:30 p.m. A town hall discussion with local mental health experts and the filmmaker will follow.
For more than a decade, DHHS has hosted Signing Santa for children who are deaf and hard of hearing so they can more fully experience the holiday tradition.
The Jim Jurries family is donating $1 million toward a planned ice-skating park in Holland, inspired by a $1.16 million gift and the vision of retired teacher Frank Kraai.
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.
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.
Herrick District Library will host a series of holiday-themed events in December. From family films to fierce gingerbread competitions, events are available for every age. Registration is required for some events, but all are free.
The Outdoor Discovery Center is working with Ottawa County to use $7.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to create 1,000 new child care slots in the county. That money will be matched with $30 million from local business partners.
There are lots of ways for Lakeshore residents and visitors to beat cabin fever in December. Theater productions, lighting displays, shopping opportunities, and visits with Santa abound.
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