On Jthe newspaper was again sold to the Paxton Media Group and its operations consolidated. Since 1969 it has been called the Grand Haven Tribune. Nichols changed the name of the paper to The Grand Haven Daily Tribune with the Apedition. Esler sold it to Charles Conger in 1889, who sold it to Horace Nichols in May 1891. Esler - who changed the name of the paper to The Evening Tribune. McCann states that many of these small package. 24, 1885, when they sold it to Charles K. The Grand Haven Tribune quoted McCann as considering such craft already a proven mode of transport : ' Mr. They published the paper for 92 issues until Oct. It was published by the Northrup brothers - Edward Northrup was editor. The newspaper was then called The Evening Venture. The first issue of the daily newspaper was published July 10, 1885. The Tribune publishes print editions Tuesday through Saturday. Its coverage area also includes Nunica, Fruitport, Crockery and Robinson Townships and West Olive. Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) - The anchor sits on Dewey Hill in honor of Grand Haven. Weather radar and conditions from 13 On Your Side WZZM in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Tribune serves the residents of Tri-Cities area, which primarily includes Grand Haven, Spring Lake and Ferrysburg. Serving Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Ferrysburg and Northwest Ottawa County. The Grand Haven Tribune is a day mailed newspaper in Grand Haven, Michigan. Tribune Lofts plans to provide workforce housing rental rates for households earning 80-100 percent of the Ottawa County area median income, according to plans filed with the MEDC.700 Washington St., Suite 140, Grand Haven, MI. The newspaper is currently located at 700 Washington Ave.
Readers of the Grand Haven Tribune voted for Sytsema in the 2021 Peoples. The Grand Haven Tribune operated from offices on the half-acre property from the 1940s through 2014, when operations ended there and the building was left vacant. Our VanZantwick Chapel was named Best Funeral Home in Grand Haven, Michigan for 2021. serves as the general contractor on the project while Ghafari Associates LLC serves as the designer. … The development contributes to a traditionally dense mixed-use area and includes multi-story elements.”Ī Cherette Group representative was unavailable to comment today. The project will increase the density of the area and promote walkability by replacing the existing one-story vacant commercial building with a multi-story residential building. “Housing of all types is in short supply in Ottawa County and this project will add year-round residential units in Grand Haven. “This project is a high priority for the City of Grand Haven,” according to the MEDC briefing memo. Western Michigan Christian Schools very own Assistant Athletic Director, Fred VandenBrand, was honored today in the Grand Haven Tribune for his tireless. Development plans include demolishing the existing building to make way for the five-story building with four stories of apartments and integrated parking on the ground level.
State officials supported the project because it will help revitalize a currently vacant parcel in the city’s downtown. The project also received $305,000 in local brownfield tax increment financing.Īccording to an MEDC briefing memo, “the project would not proceed” without the $750,000 state grant after construction “costs had risen significantly” based on updated bids. The MEDC backed the project in late September with a $750,000 Michigan Community Revitalization Program grant. The Grand Haven project is owned by The Tribune Lofts LLC, which includes ownership interests by Cherette Group, Osteopathic Foundation of West Michigan and seven family trusts, according to documents provided by the Michigan Economic Development Corp. PMG also owns the Herald-Palladium in St. The Cherette Group purchased the former newspaper property in November 2020 for $750,000 from Paxton Media Group, which bought the newspaper in 2019 from Sandusky Newspapers. The developer and local officials held a groundbreaking on Monday for the planned five-story, 47,203-square-foot building. The Grand Haven City Council recently approved a revised Brownfield agreement to reimburse builder The Cherette Group some costs associated with the 9 million project. GRAND HAVEN - Construction has started on a $12.4 million, 39-unit apartment complex on downtown Grand Haven property that for decades housed the Grand Haven Tribune.Ĭherette Group LLC, a Grand Haven-based real estate development firm, is leading the Tribune Lofts project at 101 N.
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