Corrections Policy Note from Holland Sentinel
Corrections notice informs readers that all substantive errors will be corrected in place. Readers are invited to report mistakes by emailing newsroom HollandSentine com or calling 616 546 4200.
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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2018
Page
2
Corrections notice informs readers that all substantive errors will be corrected in place. Readers are invited to report mistakes by emailing newsroom HollandSentine com or calling 616 546 4200.
Noon at Jack H. Miller Center 221 Columbia Ave free event. Holland Museum at 31 W. 10th St charges 4 to 7 dollars with details at hollandmuseum.org for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also Holland Aquatic Center 550 Maple Ave hosts 6 to 8 30 p.m. activity with entry 6 50 and information at hollandaquaticcenter.org.
Entries record warrants, follow ups, break ins, crashes, suspicions, medical calls, alarms, and a death by own action. Notable locations include Washing ton Avenue W 36th Street Waverly Road M-40 and Van Raalte Avenue with multiple property damage crashes and traffic complaints. An emergency medical event and an elusive fight near W 10th Street are noted.
Holland police seek a smaller light colored vehicle possibly a Honda involved in a Sunday night crash that killed 34 year old William Montano who drove a 1996 Honda Civic. The other car may have information for investigators about the high speed event near River Avenue and First Street. Police urge tips to Sgt. Jon Beeve or Silent Observer.
Governors from Arizona New Mexico and Texas support Trump border deployment while California Governor Brown defers to state National Guard officials. DHS secretary Nielsen says guards will assist with technology surveillance and free up officers. Border arrests rose sharply in March amid ongoing security concerns. El Paso Mayor Margo questions necessity citing existing fencing and calls for clearer border insights.
The City of Saugatuck and U.S. Coast Guard face licensing demands for the chain ferry captain and crew. A captain’s license requires 30 days onboard service, 18 years old, medical and drug tests, safety courses, and a Transportation Worker Identification Card with two trips to Muskegon or Walker and a $240 fee. Efforts by Councilmember Hess to ease rules aim to keep the 1857 operated ferry running at $1 per ride, with Congressman Upton pressed to secure exemptions.
United Way estimates ALICE families spend about 24 percent of monthly budgets on child care and Ready for School notes 79 percent of local parents view cost as the main obstacle to enroll. Despite 400-500 scholarships annually, capacity limits leave at least 500 eligible children without free quality preschool each year.
A.C.T Workshop hosts a gathering at Grand Haven Community Center on Columbus Ave with speakers Mark Gurley Kamal Saleem Austin Kreutz Richard Stepanek and Pat Colbeck. Registration costs 30 adults 20 students 50 family and is open to ages 13 and over.
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