Whoever coined the phrase 'Location, location, location," might have had Saugatuck-Douglas in mind. The region is located approximately two hours northeast of Chicago, the Midwest’s most prosperous and fastest-growing urban region, and less than an hour southwest of Grand Rapids, which is arguably Michigan's most attractive big city.
Factor in the striking Lake Michigan shoreline, the globally unique freshwater dune system, a thriving local arts scene, and a bunch of cool shops and people and it's no surprise why the Saugatuck-Douglas area is regularly ranked as one of the most popular places on Michigan's West Coast.
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City Guide
Jeff Hill
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Grand Rapids has spent much of the past century as a manufacturing power house. With the changing global economy, what does the future hold for our community?
Dan Calabrese
Thursday, May 28, 2009
The mastermind of Elevator Up, Aaron Scaap questions whether the old
concepts of competition remain true for local software developers who
do work nationally, or even globally
Keith Essenburg
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Marie-Claire Camp and others in the metro Grand Rapids region hope to
level the playing field for the disadvantaged by providing them with
computers -- the new necessity for daily living
John Hogan
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Jim Osterhaven says it was worthwhile to build a $1.5 million addition
to Superior Foods' refrigerated facility if it means getting fresh
produce from area farms to local restaurants. Here's what Superior
Foods Co. and other local businesses are doing to keep the fresh food
flowing
Bona Van Dis
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Paul Stansbie thinks the Grand Rapids metro area is more than holding
its own when it comes to hosting visitors: it's taking on larger cities
in the hospitality industry
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