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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2018
Page
2
Corrections note in the Holland Sentinel acknowledges Page A1 coverage of a lawsuit identifying six plaintiffs as certified nursing assistants and clarifies Page A5 headline should read Miller Fenwood opens in Holland.
Three events listed for Holland area: a 7 30 pm screening of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at Holland Civic Theatre 50 West Ninth Street ticket 10 dollars. History Mystery trivia fundraiser for Holland Museum at Holland Armory 16 West 19th Street donations welcomed. Hope College Concert Band performance 7 30 pm at Jack H Miller Center 221 Columbia Ave free admission with details at hope.edu.
A stream of police dispatches lists incidents across the evening from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. including animal and traffic complaints on M-40 and E 16th Street, disorderly conduct on Van 20th Street, suspicious persons and vehicles on Lincoln and E 15th Street, medical and follow up notes, and a late entry for a personal injury. Police respond to 1700 block M-40, W 18th Street, Waverly Road, and other blocks as the list tracks continuous citywide activity.
Snyder joins Trump call to lower Michigan and U S flags to half staff for Barbara Bush who died at 92. Flags remain at half staff until sunset Saturday April 21. Lt Governor Calley and officials praise her literacy and civil service as the Bush family receives condolences. Michigan residents and organizations urged to display half staff.
The council weighs a time limited pilot allowing owner and some non owner occupied rentals with annual inspections and a renewal certificate through June 20, 2020. A local agent within 35 miles must be identified and neighbors notified. Public input splits between protection of housing stock and investor concerns as officials signal possible non extension.
Local automation firms like JR Automation Koops Mission Design and Automation discuss rapid industry growth and the need to implement new systems to scale. They note learning curves and evolving customer needs while acknowledging automation may replace some dull tasks but will still require human input for complex or dangerous work.
The measure, aimed at counties with unemployment of at least 8.5 percent, would let able bodied Medicaid enrollees keep coverage if they actively seek work starting October 2019. The bill, backed by GOP leaders and business groups, faces a House vote after Senate approval, with exemptions and various employment related activities eligible to meet a 29 hour requirement. The Kaiser Foundation notes few states have or seek such mandates. proponents cite potential health and employment benefits, while opponents warn of access risk.
The West Coast Chamber awards two honors at a luncheon. Bryant urged opportunities for minority entrepreneurs and urged the community to embrace diversity. A panel of previous winners including France Allen and Dawn Garcia Ward discussed growth, balance, and guidance for diverse businesses.
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