Retiring director of Felt Mansion leaving lasting legacy
Patty Meyer has spent 22 years restoring building and grounds.
A West Michigan gem in Allegan County. Family-friendly living & recreation.
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Email: Office@LaketownTwp.org
A West Michigan gem in Allegan County. Family-friendly living & recreation.
Category People & Profiles
Water tower site in Sanctuary Woods a reminder of how to make a difference
Boy Scout was 15 when he coordinated removal of collapsed 50,000 gallon tank in 2009.
New leader for Felt Estate begins Sept. 18
Elizabeth A. McEwen brings years of nonprofit experience to the position.
Retired Treasurer Gary Dewey receives special tribute
Proclamation from state Rep. Nancy DeBoer thanks Dewey for service to township.
Concert crowd gives standing ovation to thank retiring Felt Estate director
Patty Meyer led restoration of mansion for more than 20 years.
Longtime treasurer retires after more than 3 decades of service
Gary Dewey has served the township in many roles and will continue to contribute.
No fear of heights here: Holland roofer wins tickets for tour of the top of the Mackinac Bridge towers
Art Tolsma of Holland has been climbing ladders and fixing roofs for more than 30 years, so he’s right at home in high places. But 552 feet above the Straits of Mackinac, looking out from the main towers of the…
Saugatuck students plant shade trees at Laketown’s Shore Acres Township Park
One maple. One oak. One maple. One oak. “You’re going to enjoy it in 25 years,” Saugatuck High School English teacher Mike Shaw told almost two dozen students on Tuesday, Nov. 22, in the middle of the wind-blown parking lot…
Laketown Township trees ready for role in Highland Games
A future Highland Games champion may literally have roots in Laketown Township. Local participants in the Holland Celtic Festival and Highland Games collected more than a dozen fallen trees from two township parks on Tuesday, Nov. 1, that will be…
At 1 year anniversary, Laketown Township’s pickleball courts are popular, poised for expansion
Randy Rypma can hear the ping-ponging of the pickleball paddles from his house just behind the tree line. The sound is music to his ears. “We play three times a week,” Rypma said about the new courts at Laketown Township…