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National Association of Women in Construction - Chapter #194

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NAWIC in Lexington, Ky Grand Rapids Chapter #194 will be represented by our current Chapter President and Treasurer at this year’s Northcentral Regional Fall Conference. This year’s theme is “On...

2 days ago ·

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Here is a snapshot of the project we were able to tour last week. There are some fun stats provided, including an estimate of 750,000 guests entering the Gardens through the new Welcome Center! ... See MoreSee Less

5 days ago ·

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Yesterday our chapter toured the new facilities at Fredrick Meijer Gardens. There will be a new main entrance and gallery area, in addition to improvements that have been completed to the amphitheater. I cannot wait to go back and visit the gardens when it’s all completed. ... See MoreSee Less

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These women are awesome and an inspiration to any women that want to make it as operators! ... See MoreSee Less

The Women of Operating Engineers 324

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Heritage Hills North is a beautiful historical neighbor in Grand Rapids. Our walking tour was full of intriguing architecture and city history. Many of the original home owners in this neighborhood from the late 1800’s established businesses, hospitals and schools that are the backbone of our community still today.

The tour was the “calm before the storm”. As we concluded our tour with dinner downtown we were serenaded by Tornado Sirens and Fire Trucks. We were all safe, as I hope all that are reading this were too!

Check out the “GR Walks” app if you are interested in doing this self-guided walking tour. Or check out one of their many GR walking tours. ... See MoreSee Less