Holland approves two year pilot for non owner occupied rentals
City council approves a two year pilot allowing non owner occupied short term rentals in R-1 R-2 and R-TRN zones. Signups open with a May 2 deadline a lot tery drawing May 4 limited to 25 properties 500 foot buffers and May 9 start. Applicants must submit registration forms proof of liability insurance local agent within 35 miles and annual compliance.
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Three Careerline CTC Students Qualify for HOSA National
Three Dental Careers students from Careerline Tech Center earned spots to attend the Health Occupations Students of America National Leadership Conference in Dallas June 25 28. At the Michigan state conference in Grand Rapids ten CTC dental students placed top 10 with Jaela Norkoli Abby Bouathong and Michelle Meiste earning national bids. Denise Callaghan praised the students for hard work and professional conduct as HOSA promotes leadership and recognition in health science education since 1976 with over 200 000 members across the US Canada American Samoa and Puerto Rico.
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Michigan Couple Names 14th Son Finley Sheboygan Schwandt
Grand Rapids couple Kateri and Jay Schwandt welcomed their 14th son on Wednesday naming him Finley Sheboygan Schwandt. The name, not tied to Wisconsin’s city, was inspired by a tale of an Indian chief who believed his last child would be a girl and named his next son Sheboygan after a boy. The Associated Press.
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Local sheriffs silent on border wall letter signing
In March 380 sheriffs nationwide backed President Trump's border wall in a National Sheriffs Association letter to Congress urging stricter immigration laws and new barriers. Michigan had 40 signers, but local leaders like Ottawa County Sheriff Steve Kempker and Allegan County Sheriff Frank Baker did not sign, citing a busy schedule and a focus on local safety. The missive urged visa suspensions where vetting is weak, zero tolerance for criminal aliens, and enhanced enforcement amid concerns over drug trafficking, gang violence, and crime connected to illegal entry. Kempker defended local policing as Ottawa County focused on safe communities and cooperating with ethnic groups to protect victims.
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