“I’m not a carver, I’m a whittler,” said the 74-year-old Consumers Power retiree. “I love working with wood. I like to stay busy and this gives me something to do.”
“It’s a true historical crime novel that puts you inside the heads of the robbers and police and is based on events that happened 20 years before I was born,” says Ed Grafton.
A current exhibit at the Tri-Cities Historical Museum, 200 Washington, Grand Haven, features bird-lover McClung’s paintings.
he Grand Haven Planning Commission recently granted a special land use permit to Love INC to convert a former nursing home into a homeless shelter.
During difficult economic times, library cards are one of the best values available for people of all ages.
As the early postcard view reveals, Lake Street in the early 1900s was a sandy two-track road.
Plein Air Artists of West Michigan, whose members are primarily from the southwest portion of the Lower Peninsula, visited the park for one of their regularly scheduled “paint outs.”
Dogs and puppies will compete in conformation, obedience and rally.
Selected applicants will receive instruction in the history and organization of the sheriff’s office, and see demonstrations from the K9 unit, dive and CRT teams.
The DeWitt School, open from 1891-1959, was refurbished and designated as a historical landmark in the 1970s. The 3:30 p.m. program is open to the public, and anyone who attended a one-room schoolhouse is invited to share their stories.
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