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10:00 AM Apr 18, 2013

(Tribune photo/Becky Vargo) Mary Palazzolo carries a flashlight as she walks from her home on Limberlost to her car parked on higher ground.

An 'inconvenient' flood

Area is pushing the top 5 for the most rain in the month of April

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9:22 AM Apr 10, 2013

Tribune photo/Becky Vargo: Flooding in Robinson Township.

Grand River begins to recede; flood warning continues

(UPDATED: Wednesday 9:45 a.m.) The Grand River has crested and is beginning to fall, but it will be several days before it drops below the flood level, authorities said.

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8:43 PM Mar 21, 2013

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(Tribune photo/Becky Vargo) Emergency personnel transport a construction worker to a waiting ambulance after the man collapsed while working on a boardwalk at Connor Bayou County Park.

Worker dies on bayou

A man died Thursday morning while constructing a boardwalk at the Connor Bayou County Park.

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1:25 PM Mar 21, 2013

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Man down at Connor Bayou

Emergency personnel rushed to Connor Bayou County Park at about 10:30 this morning regarding a call about a man down.

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10:00 AM Mar 14, 2013

(Tribune file photo/Alex Doty) Robinson Township resident Matthew Pelt stands across from where the Ambrose pond will be dug along 120th Avenue.

Robinson ponds get OK

Two pond proposals that were under review in Robinson Township for several months are a go.

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8:00 AM Feb 28, 2013

Police/Fire

Popped in the noggin

A staff person on a Grand Haven school bus suffered a minor injury Tuesday morning when she was hit by a pop can thrown by a student.

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10:00 AM Feb 18, 2013

(Tribune photo/Alex Doty) Robinson Township resident Matt Pelt stands at the end of his driveway on 120th Avenue. Pelt is concerned with a pond being installed across the street.

Water worries

Matthew Pelt says he is concerned how ponds might impact the township's groundwater levels.

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8:00 AM Feb 8, 2013

(Tribune photo/Becky Vargo) Water covers 118th Avenue where the road ends just past VanLopik Street.

The Grand River was holding at just under 15 feet at a Robinson Township gauge late Thursday afternoon, but Ottawa County emergency officials were making arrangements for sand bag distribution just in case.