Pre-registration is encouraged to attend this free seminar taking place on Thursday, April 25 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm at the Grandville Middle School located at 3535 Wilson Avenue SW in Room 200. This seminar provided by New Chapter Learning provides free information on learning differences, gifts of the visual thinker and on the thinking style. Learn what the characteristics of dyslexia are, the root of the cause of dyslexia & how the problem can be corrected.

Call: (616)534-1385 to Pre-register or go on-line to www.newchapterlearning.net for more information.

GRANDVILLE, Mich. (WZZM) -- Officials with the Grandville Public Library say additional pumps may be needed to clear their basement. It's under about two inches of water from flooding that started on Friday. Library workers say the good news is no books were damaged.

"The branch manager came in and moved everything up onto tables and shelving so that everything was safe," says Barbara Jingles, circulation manager for Grandville Public Library.

Carpeting and other items in the basement may need to be replaced, but the rest of the library is operating normally.

In the meantime, the flooding also continues to affect many homes and businesses near Chicago Drive and 28th Street, including Johnson Carpet One. Company executives say the flooding has both hurt and helped business.

City of Grandville Flooding Status
Sunday, April 21, 2013 @ 9:00 a.m.

Latest Developments - Sunday

• Grand River flood levels have increased somewhat from Saturday but the extent of flooded areas in Grandville has not changed appreciably.

• Grandville Clean Water Plant (CWP) continues to request users of the Grandville Sanitary Sewer System to use water conservatively in order to reduce flows to the CWP. The CWP remains surrounded by flood water but is staffed and operational. The Fire Department is assisting with ongoing sandbagging efforts at the plant.

• No additional Grandville streets have been closed although all street closures from Saturday remain in effect.