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The Capital Area Humane Society held a fundraiser in Grand Ledge earlier this month. The proceeds of the fundraiser will go toward its operations and helping animals in the shelter’s care find their forever home. Kelly Chesser of Grand Ledge is one of the many who have adopted a furry friend from the Capital Area Humane Society.
Grand Ledge voters have chance to choose a new mayor on Tuesday. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. There are three candidates for Grand Ledge mayor: Michael Coll, Michael Dean Doty and incumbent Thomas J. Sowle Jr. All three men came to the city in a different way.
Ledge Craft Lane collects and distributes hundreds of winter coats a year for those in need.
Grand Air Aviation, a charter airline based in Abrams Municipal Airport, gave guests a flyover of the city during the recent Color Cruise and Island Festival
Cheryl Mulder started Crafting for a Cause in fall 2016 as a way to give back to the Grand Ledge area. Group members spend their time around a large table knitting and talking with one another. They started off making hats and other items. Their finished products go to multiple area charities.
Grand Ledge’s airport underwent improvements to its runway and lighting.
A new kayak launch in Grand Ledge is making it easier for people with physical disabilities to access the Grand River.
It started with two tickets to a volleyball game 19 years ago. Two decades later, they haven’t missed a single game. Stephanie Russell traded in barbie dolls for basketball and baby dolls for volleyballs a long time ago. “Love, love state,” said Russell. A love for State so big, everything in her room is sparty-filled.
Voters in Grand Ledge Public Schools are deciding today whether to raise taxes to provide $148 million to improve school facilities.
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