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The 19th Amendment, passed by Congress on June 4, 1919, and ratified on August 18, 1920, was a landmark step in moving democracy forward. Women, now guaranteed the right to vote, fought long and hard for this victory. Achieving this milestone wasn't done without difficult struggles, seeing decades of agitation, and protest.
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Itching to get outside and have some safe social distanced fun at the same time? Friends of GR Parks' 9th annual Green Gala might be just what you're looking for! Better yet? Funds raised at the event, taking place August 13 at Ah-Nab-Awen Park, help maintain and beautify the city's green spaces for all to enjoy.
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This time of year, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't enjoy basking in the glory of Michigan's many natural wonders. Now, you could help the effort to preserve and add to the Flower Creek Dunes Nature Reserve.
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Missing live music and going to the movies? You're far from alone. Now, following four months of a nationwide blackout of movies and live music, Studio C has announced two new programs. Sunset Cinema and Listening Lawn will take place outdoors, on the piazza at Studio Park in Downtown Grand Rapids.
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Approximately 60 years ago, George Segal embraced a new working process that catapulted him to become one of the most recognized 20th-century sculptors.
