Holland History: The eclectic story of Holland's Baker Lofts
Two hundred craftsmen worked at the two-story plant on 24th Street and Lincoln Avenue, making upright, baby grand and player pianos.
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Two hundred craftsmen worked at the two-story plant on 24th Street and Lincoln Avenue, making upright, baby grand and player pianos.
Developer Joey Arcari has filed plans with the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) to replace a convenience store at Washington and River streets in Lower Mills with a 24-unit residential building with 18 parking spaces. Arcari’s proposal for what is now the Metamorphosis convenience store, also calls for 1,600 square feet of ground-floor retail space in the new
Developer Joey Arcari has filed plans with the BPDA to replace one of the city's more unusually named convenience stores, at Washington and River streets in Lower Mills, with a 24-unit residential building with 18 parking spaces. Arcari's proposal for what is now the Metamorphosis convenience store, also calls for 1,600 square feet of ground-floor retail space, in the new
Holland City Council moved several development projects in the city forward with tax incentives and an enterprise zone for the Goog's Pub site.
Alpine Events opens Holland location in Baker Lofts Sentinel Staff HOLLAND — Alpine Events of Grand Rapids, formerly known as Alpine Rent-All, has kept busy during the pandemic, moving to a new location in Holland and opening a new showroom in Grand Rapids. Alpine Events purchased The Rental Company of Holland in late 2019, establishing a presence along the lakeshore. After two decades in business, The Rental Co. was best known for its experienced event staff and high-quality inventory. Since purchasing Alpine Events in 2016, owner Carey Bisonet has invested time and resources in busines...