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'It's been a crazy 2 years' | Muskegon BBQ business boomin' along the lakeshore

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By Daija Barrett Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
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Beloved West Michigan family business closes after 139 years

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By Daija Barrett Verified
| WZZM-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified
NORTON SHORES, Mich. — After 139 years and four generations serving West Michigan and beyond, Krautheim & Swanson GemWorks is polishing their last gemstone of the family business and heading into retirement. "You know, we've been here in Muskegon for 139 years, we've served lumber barons and the average folks," said Karl Krautheim, co-owner of Krautheim & Swanson GemWorks.
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'Changing kids' lives' | Local non-profit tennis program helps students with mental health

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By Daija Barrett Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Daija Barrett West Michigan Community Tennis (WMCT) is a non-profit organization in Grandville that provides free tennis programming with an educational curriculum for student athletes. The program aims to not only teach tennis skills but also focus on mental health education for youth, helping them build confidence and form bonds with other students.
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