2:45 PM Apr 22, 2013
Tribune photo/Marie Havenga: Alex Rogalla, director of operations for Orchard Market, straightens produce at the Spring Lake grocery store.

Battling over wages

Like many who earn a little more than the minimum wage, Brittany Workman struggles to balance her needs with her paycheck.
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7:00 AM Apr 20, 2013
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Residents bail out basements, homes, yards

Conditions were “fluid” Friday after several days of heavy rainfall, said Ottawa County Emergency Services Director Beth Thomas.
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11:00 AM Apr 19, 2013

USCG delays placement of aids to navigation

The U.S. Coast Guard has postponed the placement of seasonal aids to navigation on the Grand River until the flood watches and warnings are canceled.
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9:00 AM Apr 19, 2013
(Tribune photo/Alex Doty) Water covers Grand Haven's Lake Avenue, one of the many areas impacted by rising waters on Thursday.

Residents soaked

Like many in West Michigan, Molly Sharier contended with a flooded home and backyard on Thursday.
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4:52 PM Apr 18, 2013
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Top 5 things to do this weekend

The forecast calls for sunshine and no rain on Saturday. Let's hope that happens, because there's lots to do outside that day.
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2:03 PM Apr 18, 2013
(Tribune photo/Alex Doty) Howard Behm inspects a blueberry bush at his farm.

Blueberry season rebounds after 2012 losses

While area fruit growers sang the blues last year, this year is expected to be a different song.
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11:45 AM Apr 17, 2013
(Tribune photo/Marie Havenga) Gold jewelry has slipped in price since last week.

Historic gold dip

All that glitters may not be gold — but if it is, its value took a tumble earlier this week.
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7:00 AM Apr 13, 2013
(Tribune photo/Marie Havenga) Riley snuggles his head into owner Jackie Wierengo's shoulder as veterinarian Jan Walsh performs an acupuncture treatment at Fruitport Animal Hospital.

Pet care unleashed

Riley snuggled into Jackie Wierengo's shoulder as veterinarian Jan Walsh poked more than two-dozen needles into his flesh.
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10:00 AM Apr 12, 2013
(Tribune photo/Becky Vargo) A primary power line burns after a pine tree fell and took it down early Thursday afternoon in the 13800 block of 136th Avenue in Robinson Township.

Soggy spring

Scattered power outages and canceled sporting events are the consequences of days of chilly rain and storms in the Tri-Cities area.
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5:00 PM Apr 11, 2013
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Top 5 things to do this weekend

The weather for this weekend, April 12-14, won't provide a pleasant time to take a row on the lake — so let the college kids do it, and you watch.
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