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Ada Township explores new e-device rules amid growing safety concerns (opens the original)
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ADA TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Ada Township is exploring new local rules for e-bikes and e-scooters after neighbors raised safety concerns about unsafe riding. Many concerns surround children riding at unsafe speeds and not yielding to other pedestrians. Township Manager Julius Suchy said e-bikes and other electric transportation have become the township's most common resident complaint. The issues are concentrated in two main areas: downtown Ada and the township's trail system. "The biggest issue is e-b
Cascade Township adds free fall recreation programs (opens the original)
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CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Cascade Township is expanding its fall recreation offerings with several free programs at the Wisner Center. Starting Sept. 30, neighbors can participate in drop-in cornhole every Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wisner Center, located behind Cascade Library. No registration is required for the new program. Beginning Oct. 1, euchre will be offered every Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the same location. Watch Cassandra Alonso's video report below: The township i
Paying rent in Michigan? A new law now requires a fee-free payment option (opens the original)
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FOREST HILLS, Mich. — A new Michigan law now requires landlords to provide at least one way for tenants to pay rent without additional fees. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the protection into law Monday as part of a package of four bipartisan bills aimed at protecting consumers and lowering costs. The law took effect immediately after signing. To learn more about the bills and protection, click here. WATCH THE STORY FROM FOX17 REPORTER CASSANDRA ALONSO IN THE VIDEO BELOW: The law doesn't ban payme
New e-bike patrols aim to address e-device safety concerns in 3 townships (opens the original)
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CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Kent County Sheriff's Office will soon patrol trails in multiple townships using two new e-bikes, following approvals from local leaders addressing growing concerns over e-device use. Cascade, Ada and Grand Rapids Charter townships have all approved funding for the two shared e-bikes that will be used by Kent County Sheriff's deputies. The cost of the bikes will be split evenly among the three communities. The Kent County Sheriff's Office said Cascade has seen the h
Cascade Township moves closer to bringing city water to PFAS-affected area (opens the original)
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CASCADE TOWNSHIP MICH. — Cascade Township leaders are expected to take a major step Wednesday toward bringing municipal water to 117 homes affected by PFAS contamination, nearly two months after securing $12.15 million in state funding for the project. PFAS are man-made "forever chemicals" that have been linked to health implications like cancer. The 117 homes are part of the Hillsboro Avenue area of interest identified by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy, which is
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