Mary Beverly 78 Dies After Cancer Battle in Holland
Mary Gail Beverly of West Olive dies after a cancer battle on December 9 2019. She spent years with the Holland Bowling Association on the board and as league secretary and was heard weekly on WHTC. Survived by daughter Kim, brother Tom, sister-in-law Louise, grandson Chase, and her pets. A Celebration of Life was set for December 16 2019 at Lakeshore Memorial Services in Holland with memorials to A Feral Haven or Hospice of Holland.
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Michigan House votes to ban drivers under eighteen from cellphones
The Michigan House approved a bill to ban drivers under 18 from using cellphones except in emergencies, moving toward a hands free rule. The measure, approved 87 to 21, would remove the previous exception for voice activated systems and backs Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s push for stricter driving safety laws.
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Probe into Detroit narcotics unit uncovers potential officer misconduct
Detroit Police Chief James Craig says internal investigators have found allegations that narcotics unit officers stole from drug dealers, planted drugs on suspects, and lied to prosecutors to secure search warrants. The probe covers roughly 10 years with current focus on the past 18 months and no charges yet. A former officer faces federal bribery charges related to the raid, with more of the crew under review.
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Michigan House leader says nothing changed for Inman after acquittal
House Speaker’s office says Rep. Larry Inman remains without committee assignments or staff despite a jury acquitting him on lying to the FBI and deadlocking on extortion and bribery charges. Inman, from Williamsburg, faces possible retrial on remaining counts and has pressed to regain committee access and staff.
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