From nearly $19 million to be spent as the city enters the fourth year of work on the $33 million wastewater treatment plant project to beginning a $1.1 million trail hub project at Jackson’s Landing park, the term “capital improvements” will take on a hefty meaning this next fiscal year.
On Tuesday, the Greenville City Council held a special meeting to review the proposed Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget for fiscal year 2024-2025, where a total of $22.5 million is projected to be spent on various projects throughout the city.
Thanks to a member of the Maple Valley Township Parks Committee reaching out to Tri County Area Schools, parks in Coral and Trufant will be receiving playground equipment for free.
Tri County Facilities Director Thomas Phinney said he was contacted by Melissa Stout on the Maple Valley Township Parks Committee asking about the school district’s plans for playground equipment at the now-shuttered Sand Lake Elementary School and whether any could be donated.
The spring student art show opens at Belding High School next week with more than 300 unique pieces on display created by K-12 students, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and mixed media work.
An opening reception with an artist meet-and-greet will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Monday at Belding High School. The art show will be open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. April 30 through May 10.
Montcalm County officials may look into creating a weapons policy after a county employee was found to be carrying a pistol in a county vehicle.
Montcalm County Controller-Administrator Brenda Taeter brought up the incident at Monday’s Board of Commissioners meeting while she was talking about updating the county’s policy manual, including adding some language to it about social media in the government workplace, as well as bringing weapons to work.
The objections to helping shelter the homeless in Ionia brought up tearfully by Just Like Home Adult Day Center Director Tracy Hodgkins (“Family shelter talk continues” in Friday’s Daily News) are so frustrating.
The Ray I Booth Unit 101 American Legion Auxiliary in Greenville had the privilege of hosting for the first time the State convention for the Junior Auxiliary.
The Alvah N. Belding Library trustees and staff are thankful for the many contributions that expand and enhance the library’s collection. The following books are ready for circulation.
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