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The Huntington’s Disease Society of America is hosting the Team Hope Walk West Michigan on Oct.

11 at Grand Ravines Lodge, 9920 42nd Ave to support local families & caregivers affected by Huntington’s disease. Check-in begins at 11 a.m. with the walk starting at noon.

Grand Rapids is set to host its 54th annual Pulaski Days — a week-long celebration of Polish heritage across 13 halls in October that brings families together for food, live music, dancing and cultural traditions.

Hope College students in Holland competed on Saturday, Sept.

26 in The Pull—a 129-year-old tug-of-war contest—as freshmen and sophomores battled over a 600-ft rope. Team Even-Year won its sixth straight contest by pulling over 47 ft from its opponent, with 200 photos capturing the grit.

Latino-owned businesses are fueling local growth during Hispanic Heritage Month as they expand from skilled trades to professional services.

Entrepreneurs like Ruben Ramos of R&R Heating and Cooling hire from the community — about 60% are local workers—helping boost jobs and support family-run enterprises.

The Grand Rapids Public Library is partnering with global design experts to reimagine its Main Library by gathering community feedback with surveys, staff input, and focus groups — the final interior design plan will be shared soon.

Tanger Outlets in Grand Rapids will host a goat yoga event Oct.

8 for breast cancer research and program support. The event runs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Tanger Backyard near Russo Italian Restaurant and Market and 5 Lakes Brew Pub in Byron Center with tickets costing ($15).

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