Library of Things expands at Herrick District Library
Herrick District Library in Holland broadens access with its Library of Things a circulating collection of tech games toys and musical instruments. The program features telescopes cameras GoPros and other tools to promote hands on learning while lowering costs and expanding community connections. Open houses are planned to demo items and new additions with masks required for in person events.
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Keelean Named Interim Superintendent After HPS Vote
Holland Public Schools appointed Nick Cassidy interim superintendent as Keelean departs after a 7-0 board vote approving her separation. Keelean signed a three year contract with 162000 base pay, with remaining 2021-22 salary and benefits through August 2022. Cassidy will lead while a district search continues through year end.
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Holland Language Academy and Venture Academy Added to Outbreak Report
A Tuesday report lists 93 total school related clusters and outbreaks, with four in Ottawa County and none in Allegan. Holland Language Academy and Zeeland's Venture Academy were added, each tied to three student cases in a specified core group, alongside other entries from Jenison and Grand Haven. The Netherlands districts show ongoing cases, including eight at Creekside Middle and seven at Cityside Middle, with Zeeland West High four active cases and a total 382 district cases so far this year. The update, delayed by Thanksgiving, will resume Monday scheduling next week.
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Speeding crackdown planned by Ottawa County and MSP
Ottawa County sheriff and Michigan State Police launch a three month winter speeding enforcement campaign from December 1 to February 28 with a zero tolerance approach. Tickets will cost about 115 to 135 dollars and violations add 2 to 6 points to driving records. The effort is funded by federal traffic safety funds amid rising speed related fatalities.
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Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning
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