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Grand Rapids Flooding Photos
Grand Rapids Flooding Photos
Grand Rapids Flooding Photos
Widespread flooding has hit almost every area of West Michigan.  Roads and bridges are being shut down all over the region.  We have gathered pictures of the flooding from all over, check out several galleries after the break.
The First Official US Coin Said “Mind Your Business” — Fact Of The Day
The First Official US Coin Said “Mind Your Business” — Fact Of The Day
The First Official US Coin Said “Mind Your Business” — Fact Of The Day
On April 21, 1787, the Continental Congress of the United States authorized a design for the nation's first coin, the Fugio Cent.  It was the first design for the penny and it was named the Fugio Cent because of it's image of the sun shining down a sundial.  The coin was designed by Benjamin Franklin and had the inscription "Mind Your Business."
Two Bridges Close To Flooding In Grand Rapids
Two Bridges Close To Flooding In Grand Rapids
Two Bridges Close To Flooding In Grand Rapids
With water levels still rising, Mayor George Heartwell has closed the Fulton Street Bridge as of this morning around 10 am.  The mayor closed the bridge after concerns were raised that debris floating down the river could damage a major utility cable that is attached to the bridge.
Steve Buscemi Worked 12-Hour Shifts Searching For Victims Of 9/11 — Fact Of The Day
Steve Buscemi Worked 12-Hour Shifts Searching For Victims Of 9/11 — Fact Of The Day
Steve Buscemi Worked 12-Hour Shifts Searching For Victims Of 9/11 — Fact Of The Day
Steve Buscemi is one of the most recognizable actors currently in the industry.  But did you know that before he was an actor, he was a fire fighter with Engine Company No. 55 in New York City?  Buscemi fought fires from 1980 to 1984 before receiving his first acting roll in 1986 as Nick in 'Parting Glances.'
The Tomb Of The Unknown’s Sentinels Will Confront People Who Are Disrespectful — Fact Of The Day
The Tomb Of The Unknown’s Sentinels Will Confront People Who Are Disrespectful — Fact Of The Day
The Tomb Of The Unknown’s Sentinels Will Confront People Who Are Disrespectful — Fact Of The Day
The Tomb of the Unknown in Arlington Cemetery is a very sacred place for all Americans. It is a monument dedicated to American service members who have died without their remains being identified.  A single soldier guards the tomb at any given time.  This soldier is known as a "Tomb Guard" and this honor is the second least-awarded decoration in the United States Military.
The 1917 Uncle Sam “I Want You” Poster Is Based Off A British Design Printed 3 Years Earlier — Fact Of The Day
The 1917 Uncle Sam “I Want You” Poster Is Based Off A British Design Printed 3 Years Earlier — Fact Of The Day
The 1917 Uncle Sam “I Want You” Poster Is Based Off A British Design Printed 3 Years Earlier — Fact Of The Day
During World War I the British produced a recruitment poster depicting a pointing Lord Kitchener, the British Secretary of State for War, above the words "WANTS YOU."  This poster would serve as the most famous of all the British recruitment posters during the war.
Neil Armstrong’s NASA Application Was Almost Rejected For Being Late — Fact Of The Day
Neil Armstrong’s NASA Application Was Almost Rejected For Being Late — Fact Of The Day
Neil Armstrong’s NASA Application Was Almost Rejected For Being Late — Fact Of The Day
Neil Armstrong's NASA application was a week late and if it weren't for his friend, Dick Day, secretly slipping it into the pile of on-time applications, he would have been rejected.  Dick Day worked at NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center and helped Neil out when his application had arrived late.

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