Police Log Roundup Highlights Evening Activity
A sequence of police calls from 10:57 p.m. to 5:23 p.m. covers checks on well being, traffic complaints, suspicious persons, mental walkaways, animal and domestic incidents, assaults, civil matters, intoxicated persons, property damage crashes, and miscellaneous criminal actions across blocks of US 31, Lincoln Avenue, E 16th Street, W 22nd Street, and nearby roads. Strong entities include US 31, Washington Avenue, Lincoln, E 16th, W 19th and Winsted Avenue.
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Country Club Road
12Th Street
40Th Street
W 14Th Street
E 16Th Street
W 17Th
Lincoln Avenue
E 19Th Street
Winsted Avenue
W 13Th Street
Spectrum Health Begins Vaccinations With Pfizer Dose Rollout
Spectrum Health leaders announced a trial vaccination Monday with five workers receiving the Pfizer shot as the system plans to vaccinate up to 6,000 per week. The effort targets frontline health care staff in ICU and COVID units, with about 30,000 Spectrum employees eligible, and indicates doses will be distributed to regional hospitals over the next two weeks.
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Spectrum Health
Tina Freese Drecker
Spectrum
Wood-Tv 8
Darryl Elmouchi
Spectrum Health West Michigan
Yvette Kamana
ICU
McClelland
Kamana
Elmouchi
Zeeland Community Hospital
Holland Hospital
Jennifer Schmitt
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Joneigh Khaldun
Khaldun
GVSU releases update on campus death investigation
Mantella asks students not to spread rumors as GVSU police, Ottawa County Sheriff and Michigan State Police investigate. DeRosa, from Royal Oak and Royal Oak High School alum, is the deceased. A candlelight vigil is set for 7 p.m. at the campus clock tower with safety measures urged.
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Gvsu Police
Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan State Police
DeRosa
Royal
Ottawa County election official defends process and calls for training
Ottawa County Clerk Justin Roebuck spoke at a Zoom town hall with State Rep. Bradley Slagh and Sen. Roger Victory about how elections work and safeguards against fraud. He said mass fraud is unlikely due to oversight, but urged mandatory training for poll challengers to prevent misinterpretation of election law and curb misinformation.
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Zoom Town Hall
Ottawa County
Justin Roebuck
Bradley Slagh
R-Zeeland
Roger Victory
R-Hudsonville
Roebuck
Detroit
Michigan
TCF
Zeeland Township
Michigan officials urge caution over pandemic scams
In a Lansing briefing Khaldun notes Michigan COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations trending down after indoor gathering orders with positivity around 12 percent statewide. Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of vaccine scam efforts and holiday fraud, urging verification of claims and reporting to the AG office.
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Khaldun
Michigan
Dana Nessel
Nessel
Consumer Protection Division
Department of
Department of Attorney General
Lansing
Mich
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W 32Nd Street
13Th Street
Hoover Blvd
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E 32Nd Street
Carolyn Muyskens
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Hollandsentinel.com
Cjmuyskens
Carol Robinson
Mantella
GVSU
Sentinel
Eighth St
Holland, MI
HollandSentinel
Holland Sentinel
Gannett
Holland, Mich
UPS
Holland
Sarah Leach
Steve Kenemer
Newsroom
Gannett Co., Inc
Sight Eye Clinic
VanHill Dr
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Sighteyeclinic.com
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Arpan Lobo
Alobo
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