Belvidere Township, United States (Local)
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Elisabeth's coverage centers around local news, with a focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to various local topics. She often covers stories about fire departments, township government, and elections in the Montcalm County area.
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In Sand Lake, the past has a way of showing up in unexpected places. An old grocery store lives on in the walls of a new cafe. A former fine-dining restaurant and dinner theater is now a shop filled with antiques and vintage goods. A historic community auditorium now houses a barbershop. Eight new businesses are helping breathe new life into a northern Kent County village that has reinvented itself time and again for nearly 150 years.
By: Elisabeth Waldon
The Montcalm County Equalization Department told seven Eureka Township households their longtime addresses were incorrect and would have to change. However, the county Board of Commissioners told most of them they could stay put.
By: Elisabeth Waldon
A proposal that would have transformed 33 acres along M-66 into a rustic campground appears to have ended before it got much further than the Stanton Planning Commission. John Campbell and Harley Hansen attended September’s Planning Commission meeting to share their goal of purchasing the Twin Ponds Sports Shop property at 650 S. State St. (M-66) and turning the 33 acres into “The Ponds Resort.”
Belvidere Twp. Board to revisit proposed resolution in November BELVIDERE TOWNSHIP — A proposed resolution establishing rules for handling
For 25 years, the Lakeview Area Community Fund has helped turn local generosity into scholarships, community projects and a better quality of life. On Wednesday, the organization celebrated that legacy, and the people who continue to build it.
A dispute playing out in a Belding Facebook group made its way into City Hall on Tuesday, as residents and council members voiced concerns about hostility, personal attacks and the effect of online arguments on the community. Mayor Bonita Steele recently posted on her personal Facebook page that she decided to leave the “Positively Belding Un-censored” Facebook group after a fellow council member challenged her on why she remained with the group while disagreeing with the behavior taking place online.
By: Elisabeth Waldon
A man claiming to be a sheriff's deputy called me on Tuesday morning to tell me that I was in trouble with the federal government.
By: Elisabeth Waldon
Two local school districts have joined together to form a varsity and JV wrestling co-op. Carson City-Crystal Area Schools and Vestaburg Community Schools are partnering in a new wrestling program for boys and girls.
By: Elisabeth Waldon
BELVIDERE TOWNSHIP — Two overdue Belvidere Township audits remain unfinished as officials work to reconcile years of financial issues, including a
By: Elisabeth Waldon
Three candidates will be interviewed this week for the job of director of the Montcalm County Equalization Department. The position is being vacated by Deb Ballard, who is retiring at the end of this year. The three candidates are Keegan John Bengel, current Equalization Deputy Director Nicole Flowers and Jason Yoakam.
