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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2019

Page

3

Zee Bus ends summer with park party in Zeeland

Zee Bus wrapped its 2019 season with a Lawrence Street Park celebration in Zeeland featuring a free lunch, books, an inflatable water slide, and story time. Director Mary Beth Timmer said visits near 1,200 for the summer, with about 200 at the Friday stops. Parents highlighted easy access near homes and the mobile library’s weekly activity draw.

Zeeland Zee Bus Lawrence Street Park Mary Beth Timmer Timmer Jackie Cartier Zee Mitchell Boatman Sentinel

Officer on leave after KKK items seen at home

West Michigan police officer Charles Anderson is on paid leave after a Ku Klux Klan document and Confederate flags were found at his Holton area home for sale. The Muskegon Police Department opened an internal investigation after Robert Mathis, who is Black, posted his discovery on Facebook and local outlets quoted him. Anderson has been with the force over 20 years and did not comment amid the inquiry.

Muskegon West Michigan Robert Mathis Holton-area Frank Peterson Charles Anderson Anderson Mlive.com Rachael Anderson Wood -Tv

Graffiti at Grand Rapids Catholic Church Investigated

West Michigan officials probe graffiti on Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish doors in Grand Rapids. Symbols include two pentagrams with circles, the number 666, and an apparent inverted cross. No interior damage reported. Police seek witnesses. Pastor Sirico calls for the perpetrator to come forward and seeks forgiveness.

Grand Rapids West Michigan Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish Robert Sirico

Sidewalk Sales Hit Downtown Holland

Hundreds of shoppers flocked to Holland for the Downtown Sidewalk Sales with nearly 60 businesses offering outdoor discounts. The event runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, with Eighth Street closed to traffic. Back To Health Chiropractic, Zeeland, sponsors the sale and offers free spinal scans from a downtown booth.

Holland Eighth Street Back To Health Chiropractic Zeeland Back To Health Kate Carlson Sentinel

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