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History of Plaster Creek 16,000 ya Glacier recedes 2,000 ya Native Americans (Hopewell) 1500 Odaawaa Indians 1615 Samuel de Champlain “Kee-No-Shay Creek” Early 1800s –Chief Blackbird 1826 - Grand Rapids founded by missionaries 1841 –First plaster mill 1858 –Charles Garfield moved to Grand Rapids (10 yrs old)
Mar 20, 2024 · GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing approximately $6.2 million to improve the northbound and southbound US-131 bridges over Plaster Creek just south of Burton Street in Grand Rapids. Work includes concrete joint repairs on US-131 from M-11 (28th Street) to Pearl Street.
Dec 1, 2014 · After Plaster Creek mingles with the Grand River and together they make their way into Lake Michigan, from there their contribution flows north into Lake Huron and then down into Lake Erie, over Niagara Falls, into Lake Ontario, through the St. Lawrence Seaway and finally into the Atlantic Ocean, some 1,500 miles from the Plaster Creek headwaters.
The Plaster Creek Watershed occupies approximately 58 square miles, all in metropolitan Grand Rapids, Michigan. The creek itself is about 27 miles long. Its headwaters originate south and east of Grand Rapids, with many of its tributaries coming from agricultural areas around Dutton and Caledonia. The creek flows through commercial and ...
City of Grand Rapids. Plaster Creek Family Park, a $1 million collaboration between Grand Rapids Parks and Recreation, Grand Rapids Public Schools, and the Cities Connecting Children to Nature Network, connects urban and generally lower-income children with the benefits of nature. Located adjacent to Burton Elementary, the park’s improvements ...
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Officiated Mixed Softball Outdoor 10s (Plaster Creek) Summer: Monday: Recreational: 0 Men 4 Women: Details: Officiated Mixed Softball Outdoor 10s (Plaster Creek) Summer: Monday: Recreational: 4 Teams Details: Officiated Mixed Softball Outdoor 10s (Plaster Creek) Summer: Tuesday: Recreational: 6 Men 4 Women: Details
