Police Log Snapshot of Oct 27 Vehicle and public safety calls
A detailed police log lists incidents from 7:41 a.m. to 10:42 a.m. including multiple crashes on Michigan Avenue and surrounding streets, suspicious person or vehicle reports, DNR violation, vehicle inspections, welfare checks, traffic complaints, follow ups, and various property crimes and alarms across Waverly Road E 48th Street Washington Avenue and other blocks, with numerous addresses and cross streets.
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Waverly Road
E 48Th Street
E 24Th Street
River Avenue
W 40Th Street
E Ninth Street
Lincoln
15Th Street
26Th Street
17Th Street
Pine Avenue
24Th Street
Eighth Street
33Rd Street
Columbia Avenue
23Rd Street
32Nd Street
Graafschap Road
Lincoln Avenue
E 10Th Street
E 26Th Street
Chicago Drive
Cahill Drive
W 17Th Street
E 16Th Street
W 12Th
Downtown Holland weighs outdoor dining and brownfield funding
City council weighs keeping outdoor dining options amid indoor restrictions and snowless seasons. Officials approve a local brownfield revolving fund to capture incremental taxes from developments like Baker Lofts, enabling public infrastructure and private investment downtown. The body also surplus declares two city parcels for sale, including a 5800 square foot triangle near Interchange Drive and M-40 for 2200 dollars to Teddy's Transport.
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Baker Lofts
Brownfield Authority
Herrick District Library
West Michigan Regional Airport
Holland Public Schools
Holland
Keith van Beek
Teddy
29Th Street
Public hearing rows amid threats to state rep Johnson
Michigan lawmakers condemn threats and racist messages after a public hearing on election results. Rep. Johnson faced demeaning online abuse including calls to harm her, while Rep. Whiteford urged compassion and denounced the harassment as horrifying.
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Mary Whiteford
Casco Township
Johnson
Whiteford
Cynthia
Capital
Gongwer Michigan
Michigan
Giuliani
Joe Biden
Donald Trump
Michigan extends COVID-19 order as cases surge and hospitals brace
Michigan leaders weigh extending the health order beyond December 20 amid daily cases over 6,000 and rising deaths. MDHHS uses metrics of hospitalizations, case counts, and test positivity while prioritizing reopening caution for schools then venues. Restaurant chiefs urge a more nuanced approach with limited indoor capacity and curfews to ease economic impact.
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Whitmer
MDHHS
Robert Gordon
Gordon
Michigan
Winslow
Allegan County COVID-19 update reports December 7 figures
Michigan health officials list 121 new cases and zero deaths in Allegan County on December 7, bringing total confirmed cases to 4,246 and deaths to 40. Probable totals remain 121 cases and zero deaths, with 2,060 recoveries reported as of December 4.
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Allegan County
New Covid
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Michigan Avenue
22Nd Street
Orlando Avenue
W 30Th Street
Hope Avenue
E 12Th
Washington Avenue
E 19Th Street
W 20Th Street
E 16Th
16Th Street
Washington
Industrial Avenue
First Street
E 29Th Street
Council
Myron Trethewey
Matt van Dyken
Brownfield Fund
Carolyn Muyskens
Cmuyskens
Hollandsentinel.com
Cjmuyskens
House
Christine Greig
Farmington Hills
Lee Chatfield
Levering
Detroit Free
Gretchen Whitmer
Arpan Lobo
Alobo
Arpanlobo
Detroit Free Press
Dave Boucher
Justin Winslow
The
Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association
Hollandsentinel. Com
Twitter
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Séntinel
Eighth St
Holland, MI
HollandSentinel
Holland Sentinel
Gannett
Holland, Mich
UPS
Holland, M
Sarah Leach
Steve Kenemer
Newsroom
Gannett Co., Inc
Yen
Mark Hop
Clio
CIM Metry Am
MarkHopAgency.com
Sentinel
Kendra Ensley
Kendra.ensley
Weedin
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