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When an arsonist turned Alison Hodgson's family's home into a crime scene, the love and antics of a little black pug named Oliver helped them recover. This West Michigan animal lover is also a writer, speaker, humorist and survivor. Her debut book, The Pug List: A Ridiculous Little Dog, a Family Who Lost Everything, and How They All Found Their Way Home, is a heart-warming story about the unexpected ways we all find our way home.

Twenty million Americans took to streets, parks and auditoriums on April 22, 1970, in an effort to ensure our planet's heath and sustainability. The day marked a rare moment of political alignment as Republicans and Democrats stood together in defense of our environment. On April 22, 2016, the 46th year of this important day will be celebrated.

The breathtaking colors of autumn in West Michigan rival any town, anywhere, and lure both residents and visitors outside to bask in their beauty. But one short season later, winter ushers in colder temps that send us scurrying into the cozy cocoon of our homes.

The month of February is devoted to celebrating the many contributions of black Americans throughout our nation's history. West Michiganders can honor these contributions by attending the many educational and celebratory events in our area. There are also online resources that can help you learn more about the significant role these individuals played. We hope you and your family enjoy these events.

Treat your Valentine to a special night of food, local brews, games, music, play and FUN...all to benefit the Grand Rapids Children's Museum! Join us for the Grown Up Play Date Friday, February 12, 2016, a night of museum fun for adults only! Play a round of laser tag, participate in the building wide scavenger hunt, create works of art, make a giant bubble, build with Legos, and more, while enjoying grown-up pizza options from local restaurants and brews, wines, and ciders from West Michigan! Just $30 per person and all proceeds go to help GRCM programs and exhibits. Tickets available at www.grcm.eventbrite.com or by calling 616-235-4726.

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