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60-foot Spruce From Iron Mountain Heads To Capitol For Holiday Season (opens the original)
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With Christmas not that far away, maybe you are thinking of choosing your Christmas tree, or, maybe not. After all it's not even October. But, for cities, states and the nation, you do have to think about choosing a tree early enough to find just the right one and grab it. Here in Grand Rapids we have our official Christmas tree that that will be in Rosa Parks Circle downtown. We all follow New York City's tree at Rockefeller Center, and the national tree in Washington D.C. But what about Michig
Downtown Grand Rapids Hosts Its 23rd Marathon On October 18, Starting At The YMCA (opens the original)
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Thousands of runners will soon be running all over the streets of Grand Rapids and streets will be closed. Sunday, October 18, 2026, is the big day. It's the 23rd Annual University of Michigan Health - West Grand Rapids Marathon. And between 4500 to 5000 long distance runners will fill our streets. They will all begin the 26.22 mile course at the David D. Hunting YMCA in downtown Grand Rapids at 8 a.m. with an optional early start of 7:00 a.m. 👇 BELOW: WHAT FAMOUS PEOPLE HAVE RUN THE BOSTON MARA
From YouTube Tutorials To Master Chef Winner, Jake Kelley's Saginaw County Cooking Journey (opens the original)
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How exciting that a life-changing event would happen to an Alma College grad who is from Michigan. Truly a momentous time for him. Meet Jake Kelley, from the small, small town of Hemlock, Michigan. Actually Hemlock isn't even a town. It is an unincorporated community in Richland Township, of Saginaw County, he was just crowned the new Master Chef for the 16th season of "Master Chef." Get this, he's not actually a chef at all. He is a neuroscience graduate from Alma College, hasn't been professio
Canton Daycare Staff Secured A Loaded Firearm After Toddler Removed It From Backpack (opens the original)
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What a strange story this is, but it's absolutely true. It happened in Canton, Michigan, in the Detroit area. Monday, a toddler was dropped off at daycare. Nothing strange here. The parents leave and all is well. Except when the child began unpacking the backpack he/she pulled out some stuff and then a gun, still in its holster. You would expect to find some clothes, maybe food inside, but a gun? Yep, and it was loaded! The staff jumped in immediately and called the Canton Police and they charge
Max The Puppy Is Waiting At The Humane Society Of West Michigan, Ready For A Family Willing To Invest In Patience And Training (opens the original)
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Meet Max , a young puppy ready to find a family of his own! It's always a fun day on "Andy in the Morning" because it will be a WET NOSE WEDNESDAY, brought to you by BATHWORKS OF MICHIGAN. Max sure is a lover. He is so sweet and would make any family a wonderful addition. Don't forget, like all puppies, Max is still learning about the world and will need patience, training, and plenty of positive experiences as he grows. Winni from the Humane Society of West Michigan says puppies thrive with con
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