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17 mai 2024 · GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A business district on the city’s West Side wants to add on-street drinking and dining for two bars along Fulton Street. The proposed “social district” would be located. 2 mai 2024 · GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Four more social districts where people can consume authorized alcoholic beverages on the sidewalk and street seating are being planned in Grand Rapids. 14 déc. 2024 · GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Grand Rapids staff recommend continuing the city’s sidewalk drinking zones throughout downtown and other areas of the city without a local end date. On Tuesday, Dec. 17 nov. 2024 · GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Grand Rapids elected leaders next month will decide whether to continue, modify or discontinue sidewalk drinking zones throughout downtown and other areas of the. The map on the mlive article is hard to see, so I found the location on google maps https://www.google.com/maps/@42.9637905,-85.6960329,123m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en There's two bars here. The bulk of the block are higher car traffic destination (Family Dollar, McDonalds, auto sales and repair places) and half a block of houses. 2 juin 2024 · Four more “social districts,” which have commons areas where people can enjoy alcoholic beverages either on the sidewalk or street seating, were approved Tuesday, June 1, by the Grand Rapids.