Holland Lakeshore News · Mar 19 Daily Digest
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- 🔥 Blueberry Woods Expansion: Grand Haven Township planning commission reviewed an updated 182-acre mixed-housing plan for...

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Lakeshore communities are buzzing with participatory spring events—register, submit, or attend to dive into local culture and fun:
Michigan awarded coastal protection grants to West Michigan communities, spotlighting lakeshore enhancements:
Holland's investing in public safety with federal funds:
Mountainfilm on Tour hits Saugatuck this Saturday for a daylong festival featuring short documentaries, movement sessions, art, and food – a fun dive into culture and wellness.
Local artists: Zeeland wants your talent to enrich downtown with cheerful, energetic murals on East Main—beautifying the corridor!
Kick off spring with fitness at a Holland landmark! Perfect for families:
Key real estate win for Saugatuck-area expansion: Douglas Planning Commission unanimously approved relocating a 1960s home at 13 S. Union St. for a...
Timeless Zeeland diner serving locals since 1924—started by Italian immigrants Frank and Mary Dionise as a confectionery, now famous for classic...
Downtown retail shift: Family Central Bookstore at 215 Central Ave. closes April 2 after 5 years.
Over 1,500 ballots—a state record—poured in for the Ottawa Conservation District board election in Grand Haven Twp., signaling exceptional community engagement in this lesser-known environmental body. Rivka Hodgkinson and Kelly Goward won seats.
Ongoing challenges post-storm:
Royal celebration at Holland Museum:
Trend alert: Severe winter storms are straining lakeshore infrastructure.