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📍 Visitor limit | January 31st, 2025

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LeQwane Lynch
January 31, 2025

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Happy Friday, Grand Rapids. I’m LeQwane and this is Calder News — the 3x weekly newsletter keeping you (and 1,900+ other locals) updated on everything Grand Rapids.

In today’s issue of Calder News, we get into Corewell’s new visitor limit, new housing coming to town, and a few things to do during your free time this weekend.

Thanks for reading. And I hope you have a great weekend!

~LeQwane L.

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The Digest

A briefing of local news that matters

Health

Corewell limits hospital visitors

Corewell Health is limiting the number of visitors allowed in the Children’s Hospital. Making a rule that only 2 people can be with the patient during the day and 1 person at night. The limitations come after respiratory illnesses in children admitted and coming into the hospital soar. | Learn more about the restrictions

Housing

New housing is coming to SE GR

A first-time home developer is taking a swing at bringing new housing to the southeast side of town. Bryce Hansen of Stransen Development Group has submitted plans to build a 3-story apartment with 26 units on Sheldon near Wealthy and Division. The apartment building is expected to have at least 80% of its units designated for limited-income households. If everything goes to plan, the apartment will begin construction later this year or early next.| Read more about the plans

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Post of The Week

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Talk Of The Town

Interesting happenings around town

🚎 The Rapid is updating its fare pricing

The Rapid has confirmed it’s moving forward with its fare increases. Starting April 1st, the standard fare cap will increase to $5.25 from $3.50 and the monthly fare cap for adults to $60 from $47… The base fare will start at $1.75 per ride.

🏎️ The Auto Show is in town

Autobots roll out — the Michigan International Auto Show is in town for the weekend. Tickets are low cost, and if you like cars, it could be a nice way to spend any free time you’ve got.

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What’s Happening?

Preview: Events —> Live Music

Friday, January 31st

  • GR Symphony | St. Cecilia | 10 AM | Starting at $25

  • Disco on ice | Rosa Part Circle | 6 PM - 9:30 PM | $6 adults and $3 youth | Enjoy music from 4 DJs while skating the night away

  • Bingo & Bubbly 2025 | Venue3Two | 6:30 PM | $49 | A night of bingo, bubbly, food, games and prizes to support women who triumphed over adversity

  • Grand Rapids Griffins vs. Colorado Eagles | Van Andel Arena | 7 PM | Starting at $18

  • Open Jam | The DAAC | 7 PM - 9 PM | Free | An open jam for anyone who wants to make music together or share any form of self-expression

Saturday, February 1st

  • Winter’s a DRAG | Calder Plaza | 11 AM - 3 PM | Free | Two high-energy performances by Michigan Drag Brunch

  • GR Griffins | Van Andel Arena | 7 PM | Tickets start at $18

Sunday, February 2nd

Live Music

Friday, January 31st

Saturday, February 1st

Sunday, February 2nd

*Shows are subject to change, but that’s show biz.

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