Things To Do Glow in the Park and Sneaky Elves
A pair of holiday events in Holland feature Glow in the Park at Park Theatre and Sneaky Elves at the Holland Area Arts Council with afternoon hours and admission ranging from 15 to 20 dollars. Also listed is "A Piffledywiff Christmas" at Calvary on Eighth with tickets set at 20 dollars.
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Police Log Highlights From November 15
A sequence of incidents including multiple crashes on US-31 and city streets, warrants, disorderly conduct, property damage, fights, assaults, larceny, fraud, and burglar alarms across blocks of Washington Avenue Eighth Street Lincoln Street and River Avenue with responses by officers and agencies through evening hours.
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Bonding Time Through Swim Community Support Wins
Local coach emphasizes team bonding and giving back to the community that backs the program. The remarks frame the season as a win for both players and supporters. Reporter Arpan Lobo can be reached at alobo at holland sentinel dot com. follow on Twitter as ArpanLobo.
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Impeachment divides House as Amash leads stand
Michigan lawmakers debate Trump impeachment with Democrats arguing abuse of power and national security risks while Republicans like Amash frame the move as a constitutional duty. Pelosi criticized for partisan process as lawmakers defend the remedy to mis conduct by a president.
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Holland considers LGBT protections in housing and employment
Residents share fear of discrimination affecting housing and jobs for LGBT individuals in Holland. A 35-signature request from mental health professionals urges city action, while supporters push council leadership under Mayor Bocks to advance an anti discrimination ordinance amendment in 2020.
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