by:Joe LaFurgey
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) —It's been a challenging and difficult week in Grand Rapids, with numerous protests, a riot and a police chief kneel in support of those who want change.
For city of Grand Rapids Mayor Roslaynn Bliss, the week has brought a range of emotions — from rage over the killing of George Floyd, to watching a peaceful march in Grand Rapids turn violent, to watching the community come out the next morning to clean up.
Bliss said, “Then being in a position having to make decisions so quickly. So I was the one who ultimately made the decision about the curfew and pulling in the National Guard."
The city imposed curfew ended Monday night and the National Guard was sent home Tuesday morning.
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