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New and rehabbed homes are making a difference in Michigan

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By Mark Wedel
| Common Ground
There was a turnout of neighbors and officials at the June 11 ribbon-cutting at the new house on 617 Ada St., developed by Kalamazoo Neighborhood Housing Services. Photo: Fran Dwight There are five new houses on the blocks along Ada and Simpson Streets on the Northside. They’re part of a two-pronged development approach — building new houses that are meant to remain affordable for 99 years and rehabbing houses already there — undertaken by Kalamazoo Neighborhood Housing Services.
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The road ahead: Everything you need to know about Downtown Kalamazoo’s two-way street conversion

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By Mark Wedel
| Second Wave Verified
The goal for Kalamazoo Avenue: Two-way with improved sidewalk, parking, turn lane and more. Editor’s Note: This series explores the ongoing transformation of downtown Kalamazoo. From a new arena rising to fresh businesses opening and festivals drawing crowds, these changes are redefining how we experience the heart of downtown. This project is sponsored by the City of Kalamazoo. KALAMAZOO, MI — A new future for Downtown Kalamazoo streets is coming.
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At Ada and Simpson Streets, new and rehabbed homes are making a difference

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By Mark Wedel
| Second Wave Verified
There was a turnout of neighbors and officials at the June 11 ribbon-cutting at the new house on 617 Ada St., developed by Kalamazoo Neighborhood Housing Services. Photo: Fran Dwight There are five new houses on the blocks along Ada and Simpson Streets on the Northside. They’re part of a two-pronged development approach — building new houses that are meant to remain affordable for 99 years and rehabbing houses already there — undertaken by Kalamazoo Neighborhood Housing Services.
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