Grand Rapids, MI public records

Hearings on the published agendas, while a resident can still attend.

Nothing in the window. That is a normal state for most places most weeks.

From the city's own agenda system. Each matter links to the agenda item.

What Newzino reported from licence and permit records in the last 180 days. An opening needs two kinds of record for one business at one address; a closure is a licence absent from consecutive readings and is worded "appears to have closed".

Each row links to the story where one exists, and to the official record.

Every business record that appeared on the city's or county's own lists in the last 90 days. A record is not an opening by itself - a permit alone means plans filed - which is why this table is separate from the one above.

Where the source publishes no date, the row says when the record was first listed - the day we first read it, not the day it was filed. The day a roster was read for the very first time is left out entirely: on that day every long-established business would wrongly read as new.

State WARN Act filings naming this city in the last year. The Act covers only layoffs above a statutory size, so this is not every job lost.

From the state labour department's WARN list; each employer links to the notice.

Kent County announcements from the last 90 days about money, appointments, hazards, incidents or service changes. Newsletters, annual reports and features are left out.

These are the county's own statements and have not been checked against an independent record.

Every substantive item the board took up in the last 90 days, from its own published agendas.

Items link to the first attachment on the agenda item, where there is one.

Read from each venue's own calendar every morning. Dates, times and line-ups are the venue's; a listing here is not a review.

Each show links to the venue's page for it.