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Bronson plans to build $60M cancer center downtown Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, MI — Bronson Healthcare has announced plans to begin construction in May on an new building as part of its regional cancer program.

A five-story, 85,000 sq. ft. outpatient Cancer Pavilion housing offices for medical oncology, hematology, and infusion services will be built on the Bronson Methodist Hospital campus in Kalamazoo on the southeast corner of Vine Street and John Street, directly across from the Medical Office Pavilion and Vine Street Parking Ramp.

The Cancer Pavilion will take just under two years to build and is targeted to open in January, 2021, Bronson Healthcare said in a news release. Diekema Hamann is the architectural firm and CSM Group will manage the project, Bronson said.

$150 million solar farm planned for southern Michigan

SHERIDAN TWP., MI – Cloudy Michigan weather isn’t deterring a Brooklyn, New York company from investing in large solar farms in the state.

Ranger Power is planning a solar project in eastern Calhoun County spanning nearly 1,000 acres. Once complete in late 2020 or 2021, the River Fork Solar project will have a maximum capacity of 149 megawatts – which can power nearly 24,000 homes.

It’s Ranger Power’s second project in Michigan, as it announced one in Shiawassee County earlier this year. The Calhoun County project is set just north of I-94 between 26 and 29 Mile roads in Sheridan Township, Ranger Power officials said.