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Shannon Clauda - GR Bicycle Coalition
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Monica Stegeman - Grand Rapids Mutal Aid Network
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Have a Heart GR mock-up
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Have a Heart GR, an art installation that features large free-standing murals and sculptures, is on display as part of the World of Winter festival in downtown Grand Rapids.
The art installation includes 12 colorful 4-by-6-foot heart-shaped artworks by 14 local artists that are displayed at locations including Monroe Center’s social zones, Rosa Parks Circle and in front of the Grand Rapids Public Museum. The installations will be on display until Feb. 28.
Big Heart Murals Around GR Hope To Help Local Non-Profits
With the pandemic reaching the one year mark soon, non-profit organizations all across the country are struggling to find ways to fundraise so they can continue running programs and taking care of the people they serve. Unfortunately, it’s not always the easiest thing to do, when you can’t get people together and show them a good time or help show off the cause you’re working for, to help raise money.
That’s why 14 local West Michigan artists have joined in with a dozen local non-profit organizations to try to help them raise some funds as Grand Rapids continues to draw visitors during the winter months with the World of Winter festival. Starting this weekend through the 28
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He might have taken his time to write it and he might have been comprehensively beaten to publication by his wife, but Barack Obamaâs 768-page memoir,
A Promised Land, will be on top of the Christmas bestseller charts in Australia and around the world.
The book, which was published on November 18, sold more than 18,000 copies in its first three days here and has now sold more than 71,000 copies, according to Nielsen BookScan, which surveys print book sales from more than 1600 retailers. In the week to December 12, nearly 17,200 copies of
A Promised Land were snapped up. It is also number one in Britain and at the top of the New York Times non-fiction list.