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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2018
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel states it will correct errors of substance in this spot and invites readers to report mistakes or offer feedback via email to newsroom at hollandSentinel com or by calling 616 546 4200.
Holland hosts three events this season. At Holland Civic Theatre, A Christmas Story shows at 7 p.m. with $10 tickets and details at hollandcivictheatre.com. A Christmas Story the Musical runs at Holland High School with $10-$20 tickets via hollandtheatreguild.org. Holland Garden Club Holiday Home Tour takes place 1-5 p.m. on Holland's northside with $20-$25 tickets available at the Visitor Center, Jonker's Gardens, and Van Wieren Hardware.
Through Ready for School programming Holland supports families with scholarships for preschool and a four week Start School Ready program for future kindergartners. President Dr. Donna Lowry said nearly 120 students joined this year, with 30 percent lacking any preschool experience and notable skill gains after the program.
A police log lists incidents across city streets from 8:55 a.m. to 3:33 p.m. including suspicious persons and vehicles on W 24th and Waverly Road, traffic complaints on E 48th, Larceny at College and E Seventh, burglar alarm on Cypress, domestic violence on E 20th, and a property damage crash near W 17th and Van Raalte Avenue.
A sequence of 24 hour police calls listing traffic complaints, larcenies, property damage crashes, burglaries, suspicious persons, civil matters non criminal, domestic violence, and other incidents across blocks on W 16th Street W 17th Street E 16th Street and surrounding avenues. Notable items include larceny on W 17th Street and W 40th Street, several property damage crashes at E 16th Street Washington Avenue and Interchange Drive, a domestic violence report on E 18th Street, and a burglary alarm on the 700 block of Chicago Drive.
At the December 19 Holland city council meeting officials debated banning commercial marijuana facilities. City Attorney VanderVeen noted licensing could take a year and residents narrowly opposed Prop 1 in November while statewide support passed. Mayor DeBoer and several council members voiced opposition citing federal illegality and banking issues, with Zeelend Grand Haven and others already banning facilities.
In a court room, Vandermyde received 18 months of probation and 300 hours of community service at the Humane Society after the crash that killed Bull. The judge refused jail, offered condolences, and Bull’s family later planned a civil suit against Vandermyde, Herman Miller, and Van Eerden Trucking for negligence.
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