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Honor Construction adds partner - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Honor Construction adds partner - Grand Rapids Business Journal

A Grand Rapids construction firm has added a new development partner as it looks to rebrand.

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Partners begin construction on downtown Muskegon venues - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Partners begin construction on downtown Muskegon venues - Grand Rapids Business Journal

A group of partners has begun construction on a pair of venues called Motu Lakeshore Wine Bar and Prohibition Muskegon.

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Infusion clinic breaks ground on Portage center - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Infusion clinic breaks ground on Portage center - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Infusion Associates (IA) broke ground Wednesday, Oct. 20, on a new Portage location, with an anticipated opening in April.

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Ceremonial Groundbreaking in Portage, Michigan Represents First of Six New Clinical Sites for Infusion Associates - Vimarsana News

Ceremonial Groundbreaking in Portage, Michigan Represents First of Six New Clinical Sites for Infusion Associates

/PRNewswire/ -- Infusion Associates (IA), a leading provider of medically prescribed outpatient infusion therapy, today held a groundbreaking ceremony...

Watch firefighters douse Polar Plunge participants with water for Special Olympics Michigan fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Watch firefighters douse Polar Plunge participants with water for Special Olympics Michigan fundraiser

Watch firefighters douse Polar Plunge participants with water for Special Olympics Michigan fundraiser Updated Mar 02, 2021; KENT COUNTY, MI - Ryan Musch’s first Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Michigan experience veered from tradition on Sunday. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the participants for the fundraiser didn’t jump in the water at a traditional location but got doused with water from suspended hoses attached to a Cutlerville Fire Department truck to allow for social distancing. “My head was freezing,” said Musch. “But it was good to do. It was a lot of fun.” Musch, an e...

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