Grand Valley artist Melanie Daniel discusses international influences
Melanie Daniel, Padnos Distinguished Artist-in-Residence at Grand Valley State University, will present her work and career in a March 28 talk at the DeVos Center. Born in Columbia and raised in Canada, she lived in Israel until 2017, shaping her art with dual cultural perspectives. Her global exhibitions include Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Noga Gallery, Asya Geisberg Gallery in New York, and Shulamit Gallery in Los Angeles.
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Snowing Record in March 1912 Feeds Weather Shock
On March 24, 1912, a heavy snowstorm dumped 25 inches in 24 hours, marking an extraordinary late winter weather event. The deep snowfall disrupted daily life, transportation, and routines across the region, illustrating the record-setting severity of that March.
Dear Amy reveals family respect and gossip clash
A reader recounts a church bishop visitor who insulted her husband with a cruel remark about her, then her mother repeats the comment. The writer asks if it was right for her mother to share the insult with her, and seeks guidance on handling the breach of trust.
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Why did you repeat that to me at the party
The columnist advises addressing gossip with a simple question and moving on. It suggests that both guest and mother erred by sharing and secrecy and urges firm politeness if the issue resurfaces. The guidance endorses letting the remark go as a holiday party faux pas and pursuing polite boundaries.
Reynolds Profiles Award Winning Novelist And Works
Reynolds discusses the author’s novel Long Way Down winner of the John Newbery Medal as he outlines its revenge tale and poetic prose. He also previews Defenders Track Team’s final two installments Sunny and Lu and a longform poem For Everyone first performed at the Kennedy Center. Herrick District Library and Harbor Lights Middle School details included.
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Awards recap highlights United Way honors in Ottawa County
The page lists award recipients and honorees for United Way initiatives in Ottawa County, including recipients like Shape Corp for Out-of-the-Box Award and Anderson Technologies for Community Builder, along with individual honorees such as Bari Johnson and Lynne Sherwood. It notes criteria including workplace involvement, Day of Caring, and leadership giving.
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