We are pleased to welcome you to the Greater Kalamazoo a

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We are pleased to welcome you to the Greater Kalamazoo area.
Please contact the Veenstra Team for any of the following services.
We have been serving relocating families since 1986.
David Veenstra, REALTOR
Jason Veenstra, REALTOR
Cindi Veenstra, Office Manager
Jeremy Veenstra, Commercial REALTOR partner, NAI Wisinski
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Ask us to send you our E-Relocation Guide with hotlinks to all resources
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Kalamazoo Community Tours
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Free Personal Home Search Website
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Confidential Relocation Counseling
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Cost of Living Comparison
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Mortgage Pre-qualification
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Transitional Housing
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Home Purchase Representation
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Assistance with Moving Related Services
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Connection to REALTOR to Sell your Current Home
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Free Consultation with Commercial REALTOR regarding office space leasing/purchase
We work in partnership with the Great Lakes Relocation Center.
Great Lakes Relocation Center is a member of the "National Employee Relocation Council” and
“Relocation Directors Council”.
Great Lakes Relocation Center has attained “Preferred Broker” status
with the nations four largest relocation companies.
Company VP, Connie Schlaak, has also obtained the designation GMS (Global Mobility Specialist)
http://www.greatlakesrelocationcenter.com
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The Veenstra Team with Evenboer Walton REALTORS | 1601 W Centre Ave | Portage MI 49024
David Veenstra REALTOR, Associate Broker | Jason Veenstra REALTOR
Phone 269-350-5514 | Fax 773-751-2206 | [email protected]
VeenstraTeam.com | FindHomesinKalamazoo.com | MovingtoKalamazooMI.com
Kalamazoo is a great place to live, work, raise a family and have fun! It is a city that cares about her
citizens and an enjoyable life style, is committed to economic success, that loves to innovate, and has a
history of solid entrepreneurism and core business development. It is a community that combines
energy and innovation with friendliness and an easy-going attitude.
Greater Kalamazoo is a community where there is a wonderful diversity of neighborhoods and housing,
it is a community that is committed to education at all levels. Kalamazoo County has a new pre-school
initiative to make sure that all the children in the County get started with their education with the best
possible chance of success. The Kalamazoo Public Schools is the home of the Kalamazoo Promise, an
initiative which allows a free college education for every child that attends and graduates from the
Kalamazoo Public Schools.
It is a community that enjoys 4 beautiful seasons and all the sports and outdoor activities that come
with the seasons. It is half-way between Chicago and Detroit, about 30 minutes from Lake Michigan, a
community peppered with wonderful inland lakes and great things to do with family and friends.
Kalamazoo is a city in the southwest region of the U.S. state of Michigan. It is the county seat of
Kalamazoo County. Kalamazoo is located geographically in Western and Southern Michigan. Here are
some facts about Kalamazoo according to Wikipedia.
Area: 25.11 sq miles (65.03 km²)
Weather: 36°F (2°C), Wind W at 12 mph (19 km/h), 89% Humidity
Population: 75,092 (2012)
Unemployment rate in Kalamazoo County: 7.2% August 2013
Colleges and Universities: Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Medical School
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Everest Institute-Kalamazoo
West Michigan College of Barbering and Beauty
and several other colleges/universities that offer classes in Kalamazoo
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Downtown
Downtown Kalamazoo is known as “Central City” and is supported by a strong and vibrant Downtown
Development Authority. You will experience wonderful cafes, restaurants and clubs, diverse shops and
retail, a Radisson Hotel, great loft condos and apartments, a vibrant night life, and the opening an Alamo
Drafthouse Kalamazoo in the fall of 2013 which will feature 10 screens for new release movies, family
and independent films, as well as the Alamo’s unique signature repertory programming food and
entertainment. The first Friday evening of each month the downtown is buzzing with people enjoying
the Art Hop, celebrating many of the great Kalamazoo artists who display throughout the downtown
area. The Kalamazoo Public Library is stellar and won the Library of the Year award in 2002. The
Kalamazoo Art Institute, the Civic Auditorium, several small theatres and the WMU Miller Auditorium
ensure that the arts maintain a strong place in Kalamazoo life.
Greater Kalamazoo and Portage
24 Cities, Townships and Municipalities make up Kalamazoo County. You will find everything from urban
lofts and condos, neighborhoods to suite any lifestyle and country living. A good percentage of the
population lives within 20 minutes of the downtown area, yet you will not find the traffic jams found in
many cities. Kalamazoo boasts many large city amenities with a “small town” feel and friendliness. The
Kalamazoo area is served by about 20 school districts, the Kalamazoo Public Schools (home of the
Kalamazoo Promise) and there are many churches of all denominations throughout the area.
Battle Creek / Marshall
The Greater Kalamazoo area is within 20 minutes of the Battle Creek community and there is much
sharing and cooperation between the cities. The area United Way is a combined Kalamazoo/Battle
Creek United Way and the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport serves both communities. The
ease of flying in and out of the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International airport improves your entire travel
experience.
Counties
The greater Kalamazoo area is typically understood as being Kalamazoo County, some parts of Van
Buren County and some parts of Allegan County.
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Schools in the Greater Kalamazoo Area
There are excellent schools in the Greater Kalamazoo area. Go to Schools.VeenstraTeam.com to access
links to all the school districts. You will also be able to see houses for sale by school district. The
Kalamazoo Area also has a very active home school community which is served by the Kalamazoo Area
Homeschool Association
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Climax-Scotts Community Schools
Comstock Public Schools
Galesburg-Augusta Community Schools
Gull Lake Public Schools
Kalamazoo Public Schools
Parchment School District
Portage Public Schools
Schoolcraft Community Schools
Vicksburg Community Schools
PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMIES
Oakland Academy
Paramount Charter Academy
Youth Advancement Academy
NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Gagie School
Hackett Catholic Central High School
Heritage Christian Academy
Kalamazoo Christian School Association
Kalamazoo Country Day School
Kalamazoo Seventh-Day Adventist School
Kazoo School
The Montessori School
Prairie Baptist School
Providence Christian School
Reformed Heritage Christian School
St. Augustine Cathedral Elementary School
St. Monica Elementary School
NEARBY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Allegan Public Schools
Burr Oak Community Schools
Covert Public Schools
Centreville Public Schools
Colon Community Schools
Constantine Public Schools
Delton-Kellogg Schools
Fennville Public Schools
Gobles Public Schools
Hartford Public Schools
Hastings Area School System
Howardsville Christian School
Kalamazoo Area Math and Science Center
Lawton Community Schools
Mattawan Consolidated School District
Otsego Public Schools
Paw Paw Public Schools
Plainwell Community Schools
South Haven Public Schools
The Montessori School
Three Rivers Community Schools
White Pigeon Community Schools
Visit Schools.VeenstraTeam.com to
search for Homes for Sale by School
District and to see direct links to all
the school districts.
Ask us for a copy of a School
Directory with all the contact
information for all the Districts.
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Housing
Kalamazoo is a wonderfully diverse community with a wide variety of housing options. We understand
that housing plays a major role in considering employment changes and The Veenstra Team has many
tools that will help you to get a really good picture of the Kalamazoo housing market.
The Kalamazoo area was hurt by the economic situation just like nearly every other place in the nation
but this year has been a much better year for housing in the Kalamazoo area. The average sale price of
homes sold in 2013 is near $150.000 compared to an average sale price of near $138,000 in 2012.
We have specific Market Trend reports that we are able to provide for the area if you are interested in
more detailed information. Just call (269-350-5514) or email ([email protected]) and ask.
WHILE YOU ARE CONSIDERING A MOVE
Let us provide you with a completely free, private website that will show you every house that is
available on the market that matches the criterion you tell us are important.
• This includes all houses for sale, no matter what company sign is on the house.
• This free system will also alert you to every house that comes on the market that matches your
criterion. This is the best way to get a feel for the market and be able to see what you are able
to get for the money.
• You are not making any commitments by asking for this website. You will not be hounded with
phone calls because you have it. We are happy to set up the website for you while you consider
or even months before you might be moving.
• It is ALWAYS up to date (unlike other 3rd party websites that aggregate MLS data)
• The search can be made very specific to meet YOUR needs (within a certain school district, or a
certain number of miles from a particular location, or in a certain neighborhood.)
If you want to do general searching without a private website, use FindHomesinKalamazoo.com for a
powerful and pleasant search experience!
ONCE YOU DECIDE TO MOVE TO KALAMAZOO
• Give us a call (269-350-5514) as soon as you make a decision and we will make sure that we
personally put together a set of tools that will be tailored to helping you meet your housing
needs.
• We can connect you to temporary housing options or storage units if necessary too.
• We can also pre-screen REALTORS in your current home town to make sure you get your home
listed with an agent who will get it sold!
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Search for Houses
We have a variety of tools to introduce you to the Kalamazoo housing market.
To do your own searches visit FindHomesinKalamazoo.com.
To set up a free website to see everything that is on the market that match your requirements AND to
be notified every time a new match comes on the market, call 269-350-5514.
When you visit, give us a call so we can introduce you to the community and the houses. We can help
you preview and purchase any house, no matter what company name is on the sign.
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Enjoy the Lakes in the Greater Kalamazoo Area
When you live in Kalamazoo, you are just 30 minutes from the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan in South Haven.
You will LOVE the affordable, waterfront living on one of the more than 62 inland lakes in the Greater Kalamazoo
area.
We have made it easy for you to search for all the lake homes for sale in Kalamazoo and Van Buren County by
going to Lakes.VeenstraTeam.com.
You will find all sports lakes, fishing lakes, private lakes and rivers and limited use lakes that simply exude their
beauty.
Kalamazoo County
Van Buren County
Allegan County
Austin Lake
Duck Lake
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake (Version 2)
Goslin’s Lake
Gourneck Lake
Hogsett Lake
Indian Lake
Jackson Pond
Lawler Lake
Le Fevre Lake
Little Sugarloaf Lake
Long Lake
Lost Lake
Mud Lake
Paw Paw Lake
Pickerel Lake
Ruppert Lake
Sherman Lake
Stony Lake
Sugarloaf Lake
West Lake
Whitford Lake
Wintergreen Lake
Hickley Lake
Bankson Lake
Brandywine Lake
Cedar Lake
Christie Lake
Clear Lake
Cora Lake
Crooked Lake
Eagle Lake
Fish Lake
Gravel Lake
Great Bear Lake
Halls Lake
Huzzys Lake
Lake 11
Lake 14
Lake Of The Woods
Lime Lake
Lower Jephtha Lake
Lower Reynolds Lake (south)
Maple Lake
Mud Lake
Mud Lake (Version 2)
North Lake
North Lake (Version 2)
Round Lake
Rush Lake
Saddle Lake
School Section Lake
Scott Lake
Shafer Lake
South Crooked Lake
Three Legged Lake
Three Mile Lake
Upper Jephtha Lake
Upper Reynolds Lake (north)
Van Auken Lake
Wolf Lake
Big Lake
Big Lake (Version 2)
Duck Lake
Dumont Lake
Eagle Lake
Green Lake
Hutchins Lake
Lake Sixteen
Little Tom Lake
Lower Scott Lake
Miner Lake
Osterhout Lake
Pike Lake
Selkirk Lake
Sheffer Lake
Upper Scott Lake
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Churches
The Kalamazoo Area has churches of many denominations sprinkled throughout the area. You can visit
churches.VeenstraTeam.com to find links to all the churches in the community.
Kalamazoo is constantly growing in her understanding of working together. There are several initiatives
and ministries that bring the churches of the Kalamazoo area together. The Kalamazoo House of Prayer,
Love Inc, The Northside Ministerial Alliance and ISAAC are examples of the cooperative commitment of
the churches in Kalamazoo.
Mobilizing local churches to transform lives
and communities In the Name of Christ.
Northside Ministerial Alliance
The Northside Ministerial Alliance enhances relations between clergy and community leaders by bringing together its members
and the public for spiritual renewal, sharing and responding to community concerns, and networking. In cooperation with the
public schools, local law enforcement agencies and other agencies, the Northside Ministerial Alliance strives to strengthen
families and promote a better quality of life. By working to eliminate poverty, racism and injustice, the Alliance fosters unity,
diversity and equality in the greater Kalamazoo communities.
ISAAC Kalamazoo
ISAAC Kalamazoo is an interfaith organizing network of congregations and strategic partners working together to build a more
just community.
Kalamazoo House of Prayer, Jesus Loves Kzoo, Transformation Michigan, Kalamazoo Prayer Push
The Kalamazoo House of Prayer (KHOP) seeks to be a 24-hour house of
prayer and worship.
Jesus Loves Kalamazoo seeks to get more churches involved with
community outreach.
Transformation Michigan has a vision of 24/7/365 prayer in all 83 counties
of Michigan as Transformation Michigan transforms the prayer movement
in our state.
Kalamazoo Prayer Push believes that there is “commanded blessing” (Ps.
133) that God releases upon His people when they choose to “dwell
together in unity.”
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Employment and Industry in Kalamazoo,
(info thanks to the website of the Upjohn Institute. )
In 1847, the Southwest Michigan became known as The Celery City. In 1869, the thriving mint industry
and our reputation as Peppermint King brought global recognition. The Paper City
was the area’s next title in 1874 and parchment and most other paper were produced in the region. But,
when entrepreneur William Erastus Upjohn founded the Upjohn Pill and Granule
Company in 1885, the region’s reputation as a leading center for research and development, designbased manufacturing and innovation took off.
Today, you will find 20 Fortune 1000 companies headquartered or physically present and a skilled
workforce diversified in our primary industry sectors that have made the region a leader in
medical devices, pharmaceuticals, design-based manufacturing, packaging, agriculture and food
processing.
The region is the:
• World Headquarters for the Kellogg Company, Stryker Corporation and Whirlpool Corporation
• Site selected by more than 100 international companies
• Tops among metropolitan statistical areas for employment for Drugs and Pharmaceuticals and
Medical Device Equipment
Strategic midpoint location between Chicago and Detroit that lies within:
• 54% of the nation’s manufacturers
• 48% of all national retail sales
• 54% of the nation’s business payroll
• 65% of Canada’s Gross National Product
On the next page you will see a list of some of the major employers that are found in our community.
There are also hundreds of medium and small businesses that provide jobs and stability in the greater
Kalamazoo area.
Southwest Michigan First is an organization that is committed to the success of business in the area.
Here is a great link to review some of the latest business news from around the state of MI.
http://www.mlive.com/prnewswire/
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Tetra Discovery Partners LLC uses structure-guided
drug design to discover isoform selective inhibitors of
phosphodiesterase 4B (PDE4B) and PDE4D. Their research focuses on developing new treatments for depression, mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).
provides low-cost mass spectrometry, proteomic and histology services as well as
entrepreneurial start-up space and access to equipment.
www.launchmilab.com
RealBio Technology, Inc. provides leading edge cell and tissue culture technologies
that support the growth, expansion, differentiation, and collection of
human and non-human cells.
Client Companies
Single Source Procurement, Inc. staffs and stocks
an on-site scientific supply store room and coordinates
ongoing routine procurement for companies as well
as researching and negotiating one-time purchases.
Arcadia Supplements, LLC. formulates and distributes
fulvic mineral based health and wellness products.
Sunapten Therapeutics, Inc. has developed a targeted vaccine therapy that will provide an alternative
therapeutic option for the treatment of prostate cancer.
Anisyn, Inc. provides custom medicinal chemical
synthesis, process chemical synthesis and nucleosides
synthesis to support drug discovery and development.
Vestaron Inc. is developing the next generation
of proprietary insecticide products based on spider peptides.
Western Michigan University’s Biosciences Research
& Commercialization Center dedicates its pharmaceutical expertise and resources to the commercialization of life
science discoveries and the growth of Michigan’s life sciences sector.
West Labs Scientific, LLC provides cellular analysis services for industry, biotech/pharma, research and academic
institutions.
CeeTox, Inc. is a contract research organization specializing in in vitro toxicity screening and ADME services.
graduates
Emiliem Inc. is developing Molecular Targeted
Therapeutics for oncology and other indications.
Genemarkers offers customized genomics research
services for academic institutions and the pharmaceutical and cosmeceutical industries.
Metabolic Solutions Development
Company, LLC is developing innovative therapeutics to treat diabetes and
related symptoms of metabolic syndrome with PPARγ-sparing insulin
sensitizers.
Micromyx, LLC is a microbiology services company specializing in anti-infective discovery and development for industry
clients.
MLC Research
and Development, LLC is dedicated to developing new and exciting products.
drugs.
AureoGen Biosciences, Inc. is developing a
novel genetic-engineering technology for the discovery and production of cyclic peptide-based
Kalexsyn, Inc. provides medicinal and synthetic
chemistry services to life science customers.
PharmOptima, LLC provides consulting and
laboratory services to expedite drug discovery.
PharmOptima helps clients create data packages
to maximize the value of their intellectual property.
Tolera Therapeutics, Inc. is developing targeted, safe
therapies for immune modulation and related medical
needs.
NanoVir, Inc. seeks small molecule antiviral therapies for
the treatment of human papilloma virus (HPV) and cancer.
ProNAi Therapeutics, Inc. is focused on bringing to
market novel nucleic acid inhibitor (NAi) drugs to treat
complex genetic disease, initially oncologic disease.
Proteos, Inc.* provides protein science expertise:
custom services in protein expression and production,
protein products, and translational research for commercialization. *Anchor tenant since 2008
PSB ADME Associates, LLC helps identify its
clients’ best drug development candidates based upon
their absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination issues.
Researchers at CeeTox, Inc.
4717 Campus Drive • Kalamazoo, MI 49008 • 269.353.1823
www.kazoosmic.com
Shopping
The Kalamazoo area has lots of excellent shopping. You will find everything from quaint boutiques to
large chains.
There are many local artists that sell one of a kind originals.
You will love the Antique Stores and if you are a lover of thrift shops you will have several options.
The Kalamazoo area is blessed to be near great fresh produce produced by local farmers which are sold
in several area Farmer’s Markets.
There are orchards and vineyards and plenty of farms nearby where you can pick strawberries,
blueberries, peaches, pears and apples. There is nothing like fresh pressed apple cider in the fall set
against the backdrop of beautiful fall colors. You can enjoy that in Kalamazoo.
Check out DiscoverKalamazoo.org to see more of the specific shopping opportunities.
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Accommodations
Baymont Inn & Suites
2203 S 11th St | (269) 372-7999
Kalamazoo House Bed and Breakfast
447 W South St | (866) 310-0880
Best Western Suites
2575 S 11th St | (269) 350-5522
Knights Inn
1211 S Westnedge Ave | (269) 381-5000
Candlewood Suites
3443 Retail Place Dr | (269) 270-3203
Motel 6
3704 Vanrick Dr. | (269) 344-6649
Comfort Inn
739 W Michigan Ave | (269) 384-2800
The Oaklands Bed and Breakfast
1815 W Michigan Ave | (269) 387-4073
Econo Lodge
3750 Easy St | (269) 388-3551
Quality Inn
3820 Sprinkle Rd | (269) 381-7000
Fairfield Inn East
3800 E Cork St | (269) 344-8300
Radisson Plaza Hotel
100 W Michigan Ave | (269) 343-3333
Fairfield Inn West
6420 Cracker Barrel Dr | (269) 353-6400
Red Roof Inn
3701 E Cork St | (269) 382-6350
Four Points by Sheraton Kalamazoo
3600 E Cork St | (269) 385-3922
Residence Inn by Marriott
1500 E Kilgore | (269) 349-0855
Hall House Bed and Breakfast
106 Thompson St | (269) 343-2500
Staybridge Suites
2001 Seneca Ln | (269) 372-8000
Hampton Inn Kalamazoo-Oshtemo
5059 S 9th St | (269) 372-1010
Stuart Avenue Inn
229 Stuart Ave | (269) 342-0230
Henderson Castle
100 Monroe St. | 269-344-1827
Super 8 Motel
618 Maple Hill Dr | (269) 345-0146
Holiday Inn Express East
3630 E Cork St | (269) 373-0770
Value Place
1653 S 11th St | (269) 372-6300
Holiday Inn Express West
2747 S 11th St | (269) 375-6000
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Wellness and Health
The Kalamazoo Community has excellent health care options.
Health Care
Borgess Health
Bronson Health
Bronson Battle Creek
Battle Creek Hospitals
Battle Creek VA Hospital
Borgess Pipp Hospital
Desert Streams Christian Counseling
Gilmore Community Healing Center
Kalamazoo Community Mental Health
Kalamazoo Regional Psychiatric Hospital
Otsego Medical Center
Pine Rest - Kalamazoo Clinic
Allegan Medical Facilities
Lake Michigan Shoreline Medical Facilities
Health Clubs
West Hills Athletic Club
Bronson Health
Kalamazoo Athletic Club
Borgess Health
SWAT
The Courthouse
Kalamazoo YMCA
Minges Creek Athletic Club
Feeling Fit
Flow Yoga Studio
Senior Services
Kalamazoo Area Agency on Aging
Southwest Michigan Area Agency on Aging
Plainwell Seniors in Action
Portage Senior Center
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Kids Camps
There are lots of camp opportunities for kids and youth in the Greater Kalamazoo Area.
General Day and Overnight Camps
Sports Camps
4-H Camp Kidwell - Bloomingdale
Bair Lake Bible Camp - Jones
Camp Kaskitowa - Allegan
Comstock Community Center - Comstock
Cran-Hill Ranch - Rodney
Girl Scout Camp - Kalamazoo
Habonim Dror Camp Tavor - Three Rivers
Hilltop Preschool of Zion Lutheran Church - Kalamazoo
Indian Lake Nazarene Camp - Vicksburg
Kalamazoo Institute of Art - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Nature Center - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Parks & Recreation - Kalamazoo
Kazoo School - Kalamazoo
Kids Play Etc. - Kalamazoo
KinderCare Learning Center - Kalamazoo & Portage
Lake of Woods & Greenwoods Camp - Decatur
Mark Kistler’s Summer Art Camp - Portage
Miracle Camp & Retreat Center - Lawton
Peace and Nature Day Camp - Kalamazoo
Portage Parks & Recreation - Portage
Pretty Lake Vacation Camp - Mattawan
Sherman Lake YMCA - Augusta
SpringHill Camps - Evart
The Looking Glass Pre-School & Daycare - Kalamazoo
Tutor Time Child Care / Learning Center - Portage
Twin Lakes Co-Op Preschool - kalamazoo
VanBuren Youth Camp - Blommingdale
West Michigan Glass Art Center - Kalamazoo
YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo Portage
Branch Gymnastics - Kalamazoo
Climb Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo
East Fork Farms – Horseback Riding - Augusta
Kid’s Gym Inc. - Portage
Kids Sports USA - Kalamazoo
Kingdom Sports - Kalamazoo
Seminole Canyon Farm – Horseback Riding - Allegan
West Michigan Dance Center - Kalamazoo
Western Michigan University Sports Camps – WMU Kalamazoo
Special Needs Camps
Science and Nature Camps
Air Zoo - Kalamazoo
Binder Park Zoo - Battle Creek
Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park - Grand
Rapids
Kalamazoo Area Math & Science Center - Kalamazoo
Mad Science of Greater Kalamazoo – Kalamazoo
Performing Arts Camps
Blue Lake Fine Art Camp - Twin Lake
Gilmore Piano Camp - Augusta
Interlochen Center for the Arts - Interlochen
Kalamazoo Civic Theatre - Kalamazoo
Suzuki Academy of Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo
Wellspring Cori Terry and Dancers - Kalamazoo
WMU School of Music - Kalamazoo
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Fun Options and Activities for Kids in the Greater Kalamazoo Area
General Information
Borgess Hospital - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Community Education - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Parks & Recreation - Kalamazoo
Portage Parks & Recreation - Portage
Portage Public Schools Enrichment Programs - Portage
SWAT Fitness Youth Classes - Kalamazoo
Art
Art Bayou - Kalamazoo
Broughton Music Center - Kalamazoo
Gymboree Play & Music of Kalamazoo - Portage
Kalamazoo Institute of Art - Kalamazoo
Michael’s - Kalamazoo
Saturday Morning Art (SMArt) - Kalamazoo
West Michigan Glass Art Center - Kalamazoo
Y Arts Center – Portage
Dance and Gymnastics
Ballet Arts School of Dance - kalamazoo
Boheme Tribal Belly Dance - Kalamazoo, Portage &
Allegan
Branch Gymnastics - Kalamazoo
Center Stage Dance Studio - Kalamazoo
Dance Zone - Paw Paw
Excel Dance Center - Kalamazoo
Greater Kalamazoo World of Gymnastics - Kalamazoo
Gymboree Play & Music of Kalamazoo - Portage
Kid’s Gym Inc. - Portage
Patti Herm School of Dance - Allegan
Steps Dance Center - Portage
The Ballet Academy - Kalamazoo
Tiny Tumblers - Kalamazoo
Wellspring Cori Terry and Dancers - Kalamazoo
Xtreme Dance Sports LLC - Scoolcraft
Y Arts Center - Portage
Baseball and Softball
Golf
Eastwood Little League - Comstock
Gull Lake Little League - Richland
Mattawan Little League - Mattawan
Michigan District #2 Little League - Kalamazoo
Milwood Little League - Kalamazoo
Northwood Plainwell Little League - Kalamazoo
Parchment Little League - Parchment
West Michigan Broncos Youth Travel Baseball Club –
Kalamazoo
West Portage Little League – Portage
Cheerleading
Kids Sports USA – Kalamazoo
Junior Gold Association of Southwest Michigan –
Kalamazoo
Hockey and Lacrosse
Kalamazoo Optimist Hockey Association - Kalamazoo
Portage Women’s Lacrosse - Portgage
SoccerZone – Portage
Ice Skating
Kalamazoo Optimist Hockey Association - Kalamazoo
Lawson Ice Arena - Kalamazoo
Southwest Michigan Skating Club - Kalamazoo
Climbing and Ropes Courses
Climb Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo
The Adventure Center - Kalamazoo
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Soccer
Martial Arts
Gukumatz Martial Arts - Kalamazoo
Lightning Kicks Martial Arts – Kalamazoo
Just Move Fitness and More - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo County 4-H - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Nature Center – Yoga - Kalamazoo
Landmark Farms – Horseback Riding - Kalamazoo
Pine Meadow Farm – Horseback Riding - Augusta
Portage Rocket Football - Portage
Sangha Yoga - Kalamazoo
Seminole Canyon Farm – Horseback Riding - Allegan
Southwest Michigan Council Boy Scouts of America Kalamazoo & Battle Creek Area
True Vine Equestrian – Horseback Riding - Lawton
West Hills Athletic Club – Tennis - Kalamazoo
YMCA of Kalamazoo – Basketball, Flag Football –
Kalamazoo
Running
AYSO - Kalamazoo and Battle Creek Area
Portage Soccer Club - Portgage
SoccerZone - Portage
TKO Premier Soccer - Kalamazoo
West Michigan Youth Soccer Association - Kalamazoo
Skiing
Bittersweet Ski Area - Otsego
Timber Ridge - Gobles
Swimming
Gabel Natatorium (WMU) - Kalamazoo
Great Lakes Aquatics - Kalamazoo
Kik Pool – Family Aquatic Center - Kalamazoo
Portage Aquatic Club - Portage
Girls on the Run – Kalamazoo
Science and Nature
Air Zoo - Kalamazoo
Binder Park Zoo - Battle Creek
Kalamazoo Bee Club - Kalamazoo
Mad Science of Greater Kalamazoo – Kalamazoo
Scuba Diving
Sub Aquatic Sports and Service - Battle Creek
Wet N Rugged Sports - kalamazoo
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Sports
There are great opportunities to watch sports in the Kalamazoo area. Take a look at a few of the many options
that available in Kalamazoo or within a short 3 hour trip to either Detroit or Chicago.
Sports Teams - Professional
Chicago Cubs Baseball – Chicago
Chicago White Sox Baseball - Chicago
Chicago Bears Football – Chicago
Chicago Bulls Basketball -Chicago
Detroit Lions - Detroit Lions
Detroit Pistons Basketball - Detroit
Detroit Red Wings Hockey - Detroit
Detroit Tigers Baseball – Detroit
Grand Rapids Griffins Hockey – Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Thunder Rugby – Grand Rapids
Jr. K-Wings Hockey - Kalamazoo
K-Wings Hockey - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Derby Darlins - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Outlaws Football - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Rugby Club - Kalamazoo
West Michigan Mayhem Women’s Football - Kalamazoo
Speedways
Galesburg Speedway - Galesburg
Jackson Speedway - Jackson
Kalamazoo Speedway - Kalamazoo
Michigan International Speedway - Jackson
US 131 Motorsports Park - Martin
Sports Teams - College
Albion College -Albion
Calvin College – Grand Rapids
Hope College - Holland
Kalamazoo College - Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Valley Community College – Kalamazoo
MSU Athletics - Lansing
U of M Athletics - Ann Arbor
Western Michigan University – WMU - Kalamazoo
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Arts
Kalamazoo is rich in the Arts. Just stop downtown on the first Friday of the month and you will find the Kalamazoo
community engaging with local artists. Miller Auditorium is the premier performing arts venue in West Michigan,
and features touring productions straight from Broadway, live concerts, comedy events and family shows.
The collection of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts includes over 4,000 works of art, focusing on American painting,
sculpture and ceramics; American and European works on paper; and photography. With support from the
Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the KIA’s collection is now accessible worldwide via our online
collections database. And that is just the top of the iceberg….
Art and Music
Theatre
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
Kalamazoo Junior Symphony
Kalamazoo Children's Chorus
Park Trade Center
Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo
Art Center of Battle Creek
Arts & Industry Council
Brass Band of BC
Battle Creek Fairs & Festivals
Air Show
Leila Arboretum
The Music Center
St. Thomas Music Guild
Marshall Historical Society
etc Arts Studio
Franke Center for the Arts
Plainwell Arts Council
Play 'n' Well Players
Creative Arts Festival
M-89 Cinema
Lake Michigan Shoreline
Civic
Civic Youth Theatre
Miller Auditorium
All Ears
State Theatre
Barn Theatre
Farmers Alley
Crawlspace Theatre
New Vic Theatre
Museums
Kalamazoo Valley Museum
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
Air Zoo
Gilmore Car Museum
Museum of Magic
Lake Michigan Shoreline Museums
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Other Community Resources
So what else makes Kalamazoo such a great place to live?
Kalamazoo is a resource rich community that is served by committed leaders.
There are so many organizations, projects, innovations that all work together to create this great community.
Of course, one of the things that Kalamazoo is famous for is the Kalamazoo Promise, the innovative and
generous program where children who attend the Kalamazoo Public Schools are given a free college education.
We have included just a sampling for you to get a good feel for the levels of commitment and philanthropy that
are found throughout the greater Kalamazoo community.
There are many more articles and links on our blog called MovingtoKalamazoo.com. Take a few minutes to dig
into that blog and you will find many more articles about Kalamazoo.
The daily newspaper, the Kalamazoo Gazette, is also available online at http://www.mlive.com/kalamazoo/ .
Enjoy learning more about the Kalamazoo community as you browse some screenshots from Kalamazoo
organizations and resources on the next few pages. Then call us at 269-350-5514 so we can personally introduce
you to the community and housing in Kalamazoo.
We look forward to serving you and welcoming you to Kalamazoo!
The Veenstra Team
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We are eager to help you purchase a home! The Veenstra Team has been serving home buyers and sellers in
the Greater Kalamazoo area since 1988. We have helped over 1300 buyers and sellers! We represent
buyers throughout the home search and purchase process … for FREE!
The VEENSTRA TEAM APPROACH
Please allow us to explain a little about our approach: Over the years we've developed a consultative approach
to help our clients make wise, well-informed decisions. We are not interested in "selling" you a house. We
thrive when we provide the service that you need to find the house that is best for you. We are here to
represent your best interests. We are committed to total honesty and always work with
Biblical integrity. We love Kalamazoo and love helping people find their place here. We listen carefully,
negotiate effectively and communicate regularly. Our goal is to serve you with excellence and integrity so that
our clients meet their housing needs.
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Introducing our Veenstra Team Leaders
The Veenstra Team is made up of several members who are ready to serve you! The
principle members of the team include David Veenstra, who has been in real estate
since 1988 and Jason Veenstra, David's son, who joined the team in 2010. Jason left a
successful career as a route manager for Homewood Disposal in Chicago because he is
eager to serve home buyers and sellers. In addition to our 2 principle REALTORS, you will
likely talk to Cindi Veenstra, our office manager or perhaps other members of our other
client services team. We also partner with several other REALTORS who serve as Buyer Agents for our
clients, David’s experience spans 22 years as a top producer for Prudential Preferred REALTORS and, since
2009, as a top producer with Evenboer Walton REALTORS. The transition to Evenboer Walton, a locally
owned company with very experienced, independent top producers enables the Veenstra Team to personally
serve our clients with increased flexibility and efficiency, while continuing to develop and expand our uniquely
effective and productive home marketing strategies, staffing resources, information management systems, and
industry networks.
David has his Masters in Business degree from Western MI University. He is committed to service
excellence, integrity, Biblically based standards, creative and effective marketing and top notch client
representation. David has extensive negotiating experience and is a Certified Residential Specialist, a designation that is held by less than 4% of REALTORS throughout the nation. The Certified Residential Specialist
(CRS) is the highest Designation awarded to sales associates in the residential sales field. The CRS
Designation recognizes professional accomplishments in both experience and education. David also has the
GRI designation. The Graduate REALTOR® Institute (GRI) symbol is the mark of a real estate professional
who has made the commitment to provide a high level of professional services by securing a strong
educational foundation. REALTORS® with the GRI designation are highly trained in many areas of real estate
to better serve and protect their clients.
Jason has a Business Communications degree from Trinity Christian College with a minor in Information
Systems and has grown up with dinner conversation about neat homes, excited home buyers and interesting
transactions. He started and ran his own lawn care business when he was 16, continued it through his college
years, started as a REALTOR and was successful in the middle of the toughest real estate market in recent
history. He is eager to continue the standards and values which have marked the Veenstra Team service.
Jason’s I.T. background continues to give Veenstra Team home buyers and sellers a technology edge!
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Resume - David Veenstra
REALTOR
Goal
To help clients achieve their housing goals; serving as their trusted advisor, effective marketer, skilled
negotiator & expert facilitator always utilizing Biblically based values.
®
Kalamazoo REALTOR & neighborhood specialist 1986-present
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Prudential Preferred REALTORS & Evenboer Walton REALTORS
· We have served over 1300 happy home sellers and buyers!
· The Veenstra Team has consistently been a top listing and sales agent and has won many awards for
serving home buyers and sellers.
· We implement comprehensive and creative marketing techniques for homes
-Expansive internet exposure
-Effective traditional media exposure
-Efficient Word of Mouth marketing
· Affiliations and Designations
-Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
®
-Graduate REALTOR Institute GRI
-Prudential Legend Award Winner
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-In top 3% of REALTORS Nationwide
-E-Pro Internet Designation
-EXODUS Network Broker and Selected Agent
Community Developer –Philippines 1980-1985
Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
· Developed home based “cottage industry” programs that employed over 400 workers in the Philippines
· Developed all business structures and business plans for production and marketing
· Supervised all staff
· Directed a local organization of deacons from 10 churches
Created and developed businesses 1970-1980
Exodus Transfer Company 1975-1980—Started and developed a used shipping pallet reclaiming company
Spoon Rings by Dave 1970-1979– Produced and marketed spoon rings which allowed me to pay my way
through college
Education
· BA - Calvin College
· MBA - Western MI University
Personal
Happily married to Cindi since 1977
We thoroughly enjoy our kids and grandkids
Ryan & Sarah & Mikayla and Eliana, Jeremy & Nikki & Aurora, Jason & Lynda
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Resume – Jason Veenstra
REALTOR
Goal
To help clients achieve their housing goals; serving as their trusted advisor, effective marketer, skilled
negotiator & expert facilitator always utilizing Biblically based values.
Veenstra Team Member
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Prudential Preferred REALTORS and Evenboer Walton REALTORS (1989 - Present)
· Provide expert customer service and marketing to home buyers and sellers (since 2009)
· Leverage our properties and our team effectively on the web and social media
· Delivered THOUSANDS of newsletters to Westwood home buyers, sellers and residents!
Commercial Accounts Manager
Homewood Disposal Homewood, IL (12/07 - 09/09)
· Effectively managed over 2000 commercial accounts
· Negotiated terms and limitations of yearly contracts
· Diagnosed and recommended solutions to problems arising from special hauling applications
Small Business Owner
Trinity Classifieds Palos Hills, IL (10/06 – Present)
· Developed and maintain classified website to assist Trinity students in connecting to other students
and local businesses
· Sell and create display advertising for the site and maintain relationships with several business owners
who advertise on the site
Manager/Trainer
Trinity Christian College Palos Heights, IL (09/05 – 12/07)
· Ran all the audio/video components at Trinity Christian College
· Managed, trained and coordinated other student employees for events, conferences, and meetings
· Maintained audio and video equipment for Trinity Christian College
Small Business Owner
Veenstra Lawn Services Kalamazoo, MI (06/00 – 09/05)
· Started and managed all aspects of lawn management business including sales, marketing, creating
promotional materials, all aspects of book-keeping, and staff management
Education
· BA - Trinity Christian College
· Calvin College - 2 years undergraduate studies
Personal
· Happily married to Lynda since 2006
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