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ALJAZ The Stream August 8, 2022 - Vimarsana News

ALJAZ The Stream August 8, 2022

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Downtown Development Authority contributing $20.5M to amphitheater | Crain's Grand Rapids Business - Vimarsana News

Downtown Development Authority contributing $20.5M to amphitheater | Crain's Grand Rapids Business

The Grand Rapids Downtown Development Authority will contribute $20.5 million over the next 20 years to cover debt service payments for the Acrisure Amphitheater project.

Kent County commissioners OK $15M for amphitheater - Vimarsana News

Kent County commissioners OK $15M for amphitheater

Kent County has greenlighted $15 million to back the construction of an amphitheater in Grand Rapids.

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Acrisure Amphitheater project inches closer to finish line - Vimarsana News

Acrisure Amphitheater project inches closer to finish line

Thursday, the Kent County Board of Commissioners voted to fund a portion of the downtown amphitheater project.

Lawmakers limit local hotel tax proposal to Kent County - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers limit local hotel tax proposal to Kent County

State lawmakers have scaled back a bill allowing Michigan cities and townships to levy a 2% lodging tax to now narrowly apply to Kent County, where Grand Rapids could leverage the potential revenue for a riverfront amphitheater.