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Escape to the Lake

Sunday Coffee: Escape to the Lake Edition

July 12, 2015 by Wendy Hammond

Welcome to Sunday Coffee, a weekly feature where you are invited to join me in reminiscing about the past or just chatting about what’s going on in life! Grab a cup and sit for a spell. A couple of years ago my brother in law had the idea to do a family vacation. It was …

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VanderFest: A celebration of fall, cider, beer, and food

October 6, 2013 by Wendy Hammond

I’m pretty picky when it comes to festivals. Often it seems like even though “craft beer” is advertised, it’s all big name brewers. There’s another festival that I won’t name that bills itself as a celebration of food and beer, but the beer is all imported (a sacrilege in Beer City USA) and the food …

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ArtPrize: A Celebration of Art Throughout My City

October 3, 2013 by Wendy Hammond

If you’re from West Michigan, you might be sick of hearing about ArtPrize by now. For those of you outside West Michigan, it’s hard to describe the experience. From the ArtPrize website: ArtPrize® is a radically open, independently organized international art competition with an unprecedented $200,000 top prize decided entirely by public vote. For 19 …

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A Taste of New Orleans

September 23, 2013 by Wendy Hammond

I posted about the bayou tour, but what I loved almost as much about my trip to New Orleans was the food. Everyone on facebook insisted that I have beignets and coffee at Cafe Du Monde. So my friend and I took the streetcar from the hotel, hopped off, and found the madhouse that was …

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Ecojustice on the Bayou

September 19, 2013 by Wendy Hammond

I always thought of climate change as something that affected developing countries. Through my work at World Renew, an international disaster response and community development organization, I am well acquainted with the devastating effect of changing growing seasons in Africa and environmental refugees in Bangladesh. I probably shouldn’t have been so surprised to learn that …

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