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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2018
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel corrects a Wednesday A1 article that misnamed a defendant. Brandon Tubergen was listed in the federal complaint, but the document was corrected to Eric Tubergen, a Holland County deputy, who is not involved in the lawsuit.
Sneaky Elves Workshop runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council at 50 E Eighth St with tickets at 15 dollars. Felt Mansion Holiday Guided Tours run 6 to 8 p.m. at Felt Estate 6597 138th Ave Saugatuck with tickets 15 to 20 dollars. A third event lists hours 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Stanton St between 128th and 120th Ave with a 24 hour hotline at 616-738-9531.
Prince says a trend toward real Christmas trees is growing as people seek tradition and environmental benefits. Prince Christmas Trees has U-Cut and Pre-Cut options at Zeeland and West Olive locations, with prices from 10 to 75 dollars. The farm closes Saturday, Dec. 22, for the season.
Entries list incidents from 1:04 p.m. to 3:48 a.m. including follow ups on W 14th Street and Hope Avenue, traffic complaints on Waverly Road and Central Avenue, fights on Central Avenue, burglar alarms, larceny on Century Lane, suspicious persons or vehicles on multiple blocks, a stolen vehicle, loud music on Matt Urban Drive, and a mental walkaway. Police activity continues into November 23 with additional larceny and suspicious vehicle reports.
Hebrank, tied to five robberies in Ottawa Kent Muskegon and Newaygo counties, was arrested December 19. He faced arraignment via video and remains in Ottawa County Jail with a $1.5 million cash surety bond. Prosecutors expect further hearings next week.
A sequence of 4:17 a.m. to 12:52 p.m. entries lists suspicious person and vehicle recalls, abandon vehicle, civil matters, probation violation, stolen vehicle, disturbances, burglar alarms, follow ups, hit and run, parking complaints, breaking and entering, lost property, assist other agency, fraud and traffic complaints across blocks on Michigan E 26th Central Washington Buckingham W 23rd Airport Court Country Lane and Van locations. The record reflects routine police activity without detailed outcomes.
A long list of incidents and responses including civil matters non criminal, assist public, traffic stops, suspicious person vehicle, burglar alarms, medical calls, larceny, property damage crashes, domestic violence, check well being, and operating while intoxicated across multiple blocks and streets such as W Ninth Street, E 16th Street, US-31, MIchigan Avenue, Abbey Court, and Central Avenue. Multiple times from 1:14 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. with numerous locations, captures routine public safety operations.
Developer Grant Grill unveils Obstacle No 1 a cocktail lounge with 36 seats and Poquito a 50 seat Spanish restaurant aimed at millennials both topping a block that already includes HopCat Sperrys Moviehouse Hawthorne Collection and Cakabakery with openings contingent on spring construction progress.
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