Corrections Policy Stated by The Holland Sentinel
The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct errors of substance in this spot and invites readers to report mistakes by emailing newsroom HollandSentinel com or calling 616 546 4200.
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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2018
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct errors of substance in this spot and invites readers to report mistakes by emailing newsroom HollandSentinel com or calling 616 546 4200.
Felt Mansion hosts guided tours from 6 to 8 p.m. at Felt Estate in Saugatuck with tickets from 15 to 20 dollars. Sneaky Elves Workshop runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council in Holland for 15 dollars. Holiday STEAM Challenge is 1 to 3 p.m. at Forever Curious Children's Museum in Fennville for 5 dollars.
A design minded student explains a classroom activity using half foot tall dice to teach math while providing a physical workout as kids roll, lift, and throw the dice to solve problems. The educator notes the activity is enjoyable and helps participants grow problem solving and upper body strength.
Michigan Republicans moved to restrict ballot drives and let the Legislature intervene in lawsuits, aiming to curb voter initiatives and curb protections as Gov elect Whitmer nears take over. They advanced a 1.3 billion budget and backed online gambling, amid a marathon voting session.
A sequence of police calls details incidents across multiple streets including domestic violence reported at Myrtle Avenue and W 10th Street, thefts on River Avenue, traffic stops on Washington Blvd and Lincoln Avenue, property damage crashes on US-31 and local roads, suspicious person reports, assist requests, and a fatality noted as death by own action on W 16th Street, with numerous follow ups and welfare checks through early morning.
Iraqi war veteran Brian Kolfage, a triple amputee, leads a GoFundMe to build the wall. He says the wall’s completion is a citizen duty and reflects his support for Trump. The fundraiser ranks as the third-highest GoFundMe total for 2018.
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