Truck Route Proposal Aims to Protect City Streets
Jul 15
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CEDAR SPRINGS — City officials are taking steps toward regulating truck traffic within city limits, citing concerns over street integrity and safety.
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Cedar Springs Area Parks and Recreation Celebrates 40Years of Serving the Community
CEDAR SPRINGS — Cedar Springs Area Parks and Recreation (CSAPR) is celebrating 40 years of providing recreation and community enrichment opportunities for residents throughout Cedar Springs and northern Kent County. Established in 1986, the organization brings together schools, local governments, instructors, businesses, and volunteers to offer programs for people of all ages, interests, and abilities. CSAPR’s partnership includes Cedar Springs Public Schools, the City of Ced
3 days ago2 min read
Kent ISD Moves Forward with Nature Center Demolition Despite Local Objections
Kent Intermediate School District is moving forward with plans to transfer Howard Christensen Nature Center to the Land Conservancy of West Michigan and demolish its buildings, amid scrutiny from former representatives of Lily’s Frog Pad, Tyrone Township officials and members of the public. In an Oct. 20 website update, Kent ISD said declining school use and ongoing costs led to its decision to transfer the property to the conservancy. The district also confirmed that its boa
4 days ago3 min read
Red Hawks Finish With Fire, Defeat Sparta 52-27
SPARTAN STADIUM, SPARTA — The Cedar Springs crowd brought the noise. The Red Hawks brought the finish. Before the first snap Friday night, the visiting stands were electric as Cedar Springs took the field, already giving a sense that, after everything this season had asked of them, the Red Hawks had one more performance to give their hometown. And. They. Delivered. Cedar Springs powered past Sparta 52-27 to finish the regular season at 4-5, turning takeaways into touchdowns a
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