May/June 2023
Features
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Family Medicine
In this edition you’ll see a list of the top doctors in Grand Rapids, the physicians and caregivers who rose to meet the challenges of medicine in West Michigan over the past year.
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Grand Rapids celebrates Asian-Pacific culture
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage month – a time to celebrate Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, cultures that have enriched America’s history and are instrumental in its future success.
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54th Festival marks beginning of Summers
Art, music, dance, food and lots of fun await at the 2023 Festival of the Arts in Calder Plaza, which starts Friday, June 2.
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Food + Drink
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¡Viva las pupusas!
In El Salvador, pupusas are more than a fad. These thick tortillas date back more than 2,000 years.
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An Enduring Community Institution
While there aren’t as many gay bars and social venues as there once were in Grand Rapids, The Apartment Lounge is one of those community institutions that has endured.
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Look + Feel
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Third generation ‘Harvest’
Henry Diedering’s grocery store chain started at the intersection of “necessity is the mother of all invention” and “the key to starting a successful business is to fill a gap in the marketplace.”
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People + Places
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Scratching the surface of creativity
Grand Rapids Magazine writer Ann Byle has written a book entitled “Chicken Scratch: Lessons on Living Creatively from a Flock of Hens.” The book will be published by Broadleaf on May 23, 2023.
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