The Siren Is The Town
Every day at noon, the siren sounds across Cedar Springs. I remember being a kid, sitting out on the front porch on Muskegon St. waiting for it. I have to assume most of us no longer stop to think about it. The sound has worked its way into the background of our lives, as familiar as the festival we've been celebrating over the last 87 years. It has a funny effect, though, if you really pay attention. When it begins, conversations soften for a moment. It carries faintly throu
Jake Watson
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Cedar Springs Museum Earns Statewide Recognition
CEDAR SPRINGS — The Cedar Springs Museum is receiving renewed recognition for its work in genealogy, following a recent feature in Chronicle, a magazine that highlights prominent local museums and the impact they have within their communities. The publication spotlighted the museum’s ongoing efforts to organize and expand its genealogy and research library, as well as the volunteers who have dedicated countless hours to preserving local records. Among those featured was Barb
Jake Watson
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Solon Township Rejects NDAs, Hires Special Counsel
SOLON TOWNSHIP — In a move signaling a shift toward greater transparency, the Solon Township Board voted Monday, July 13, to approve a resolution opposing the use of nondisclosure agreements by township elected officials.
Jake Watson
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House Advances Bill to End Twice-Yearly Clock Changes
WASHINGTON (DC) — Americans may be one step closer to ending the twice-a-year clock change. The U.S. House voted 308-117 Tuesday, July 14, to approve the Sunshine Protection Act of 2025, which would make daylight saving time permanent across the country. The bill now goes to the Senate where the future of the bill is more uncertain. Supporters say the proposal would give people more daylight in the evening and end the inconvenience of changing clocks every spring and fall. Th
Michael Walker
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