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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2018
Page
2
A letter to the editor on page A6 of Thursday's Sentinel argues the ballot fails to address school needs and justice. The writer identifies as a former Public School Board of Education trustee.
The notice outlines three events titled Arbor Day and Tree Planting at Lincoln Street Cemetery in Zeeland and Wooc TM Island Gardens in Holland. It lists contact numbers 616-772-0870 and 616-399-0652, and venue details for each activity.
A sequence of police log entries lists various incidents from the day including missing persons reports at Stratford Way Brook Lane and River Avenue, civil matters on W 14th Street and E 16th Street, domestic violence on W22nd and Van Ommen Drive, larceny on Washington and River avenues, assaults at Washington and Van Raaite, traffic problems, follow ups, and welfare checks across streets such as E 24th Maple and River Avenue, with times ranging from 2:39 p.m. to 11:53 p.m.
Michigan officials advance a proposal allowing 21 plus adults to possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and grow 12 plants at home with a 10 percent tax atop the state rate. GOP leaders express little support citing voter decision as likely. Separate wage law repeal petition also faces canvassers, amid partisan dispute over validity and legal conflicts.
OHSP official Wingrove notes 2017 traffic deaths fell from 2016 counts, with total fatalities down to 21 among 38 in 2016 and 64 of 94 for different categories. He cites continued enforcement and campaigns like click it or ticket and drive sober to target teen and general drivers as Michigan aims to zero traffic deaths.
Wickstra announces run for Michigan State Senate, pledging to self fund and reject lobbyist money. He promises deregulation and more power for local government, citing 20 years on Heath Township Planning Commission and a desire to advance conservative, servant-first policies in Lansing.
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