Recreation favored for former James DeYoung plant site
About 200 residents gathered at the Holland Civic Center to hear public input on future use of the 16 acre decommissioned coal plant at 64 Pine Ave. The James DeYoung site along Lake Macatawa is under Holland Energy Park history, with planning led by Har Ye Kan and Nick Rolinski under Waterfront Holland. City Council approval will still be required.
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Holland students organize December food drives for local aid
Local Holland area schools collected funds and food for Community Action House and Holland Rescue Mission throughout December. West Ottawa High and Macatawa Bay Middle hosted drives. Macatawa Bay donated 1200 pounds of food and hygiene items with incentives from student council and choir. West started a new school pantry.
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Mutilation case suspect pleads amid missing body case
Grand Rapids man Jared James Chance 29 faces charges of disinterment and mutilation of a dead body and perjury in a Kalamazoo County case. His parents James and Barbara Chance face accessory after the fact and perjury counts. Chance told WOOD TV-8 he does not know what to do while Ashley Young’s mother pleads for the remains and a final rest. He and his parents were arraigned in Grand Rapids District Court and released on $25,000 bonds.
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Ashley Young
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Cohen says Trump knew hush money payments were wrong
Michael Cohen told ABC that Trump directed him to pay two women to keep quiet during the 2016 campaign because their stories would affect the election. He said Trump knew the payments were wrong, and Cohen faced three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to campaign finance violations and lying.
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