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River's Edge Apartments expected to help relieve demand for housing – Second Wave (opens the original)
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A Way Home — Housing Solutions: This story is part of Southwest Michigan Second Wave’s series on solutions to homelessness and ways to increase affordable housing. It is made possible by a coalition of funders, including Kalamazoo County, the ENNA Foundation, and Kalamazoo County Land Bank. Seven years and $64 million later, what was a contaminated brownfield site is now home to 228 new, modern apartments, with 184 kept affordable for families earning at or below 60% of the Area Median Income (A
Elbows up, hearts open: One Kalamazooan’s ride across a bridge built to connect – Second Wave (opens the original)
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Kalamazooan Mark Wedel bikes the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, discovering history and connection as he pedals across the border from Detroit to Canada. DETROIT, MI and WINDSOR, ON — In a divisive time, here’s a new bridge. It’s a bridge joining people, joining sibling countries, joining friends and neighbors. I pedaled my little folding bike up the slope of the new Gordie Howe International Bridge. It was the opening day of the bike/pedestrian path, Aug. 5. Riding downhill towards the U
How a neglected alley became Kalamazoo's midweek party – Second Wave (opens the original)
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From youth rock bands to funk, hip-hop, reggae, and blues, Beats on Bates has turned a humble alley into the soundtrack of Kalamazoo’s summer Wednesdays. Editor’s Note: Welcome to Curtain Call — your front-row seat to the unique, lively, and memorable performances shaping Kalamazoo’s arts scene. Supported by the I.S. Gilmore Foundation, this series highlights the creativity and community that make each show something special. Everyone’s invited to Beats on Bates, every Wednesday evening, from Ju
With a new apartment building in the Vine Neighborhood, Open Doors now serves about 100 households – Second Wave (opens the original)
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This story is part of Second Wave’s series on solutions to affordable housing and housing the unhoused. It is made possible by a coalition of funders including Kalamazoo County, the ENNA Foundation, and the Kalamazoo County Land Bank. Open Doors had a grand opening for its new residence building in June. A little over a month later, it’s almost full. The apartment building at 814 W. Walnut Street in the Vine Neighborhood has 18 units. As of the end of July, there are 14 already occupied, with ap
Short-term pain, long-term gain: Kalamazoo begins biggest Downtown street transformation in 60 Years – Second Wave (opens the original)
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Construction is underway on Kalamazoo’s long-planned Streets for All project, with city leaders and downtown businesses acknowledging years of disruption while promoting the $100 million overhaul will create a safer, more accessible, and more vibrant downtown. Editor’s Note: This series explores the ongoing transformation of downtown Kalamazoo. From a new arena rising and streets transforming to fresh businesses opening and festivals drawing crowds, these changes are redefining how we experience
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