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Exodus Place receives donation from Meijer on Alpine - Vimarsana News

Exodus Place receives donation from Meijer on Alpine

Exodus Place receives donation from Meijer on Alpine FILE PHOTO and last updated 2021-03-08 06:32:58-05 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Meijer's Alpine store location has teamed up with a local nonprofit to help the homeless in the Grand Rapids area. The store donated $900 to Exodus Place, a transitional housing program helping homeless men get back to living independently. “We’re very grateful to be partnering with Meijer in this effort,” says Robb Munger, president & CEO of Exodus Place. “Their generosity will make a huge impact on people in need in the community.” The ...

Developer turns part of old Bill Oliver's property into storage units, plans to expand - Vimarsana News

Developer turns part of old Bill Oliver's property into storage units, plans to expand

CADILLAC — From a motel, bowling alley and golf ball driving range to storage units — a lot has happened to the former Bill Oliver’s Resort property in Cadillac West over the last 10 years. In July, downstate developer and owner of several other properties in Cadillac, Robb Munger, purchased property to the east of Cherry Grove Event Center off M-55. For years, the property was home to Bill Oliver’s, a Cadillac area mainstay, before being sold and resold again as Cadillac Woods, Best Value and Rodeway Inn. In 2013, Rick Cushman Sr. purchased the property and demolished a p...

Homeless tent city growing in Grand Rapids | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Homeless tent city growing in Grand Rapids | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM

Dec 12, 2020 The camp has a little Christmas tree decorated right in front of the temporary homes. Exodus Place President Robb Munger says he has never seen camping at the park before and blames it on the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelming the services for the community. Grand Rapids Police say the camp started about a month and a half ago. On Friday, there were over 42 tents. View the full story on WOOD TV  

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