Suspected drunk driver injured in Ottawa County crash
A 32 year old Walker resident was hospitalized in stable condition after losing control on 24th Avenue, crossing the center line, hitting a mailbox, striking a guard rail, going airborne, and colliding with a tree near 24th Avenue and Arthur Street east of Coopersville. Police say speed and alcohol are suspected factors and the crash remains under investigation.
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Douglas
Spectrum Butterworth Hospital
Boy struck by SUV outside Harbor Lights Middle School
A 12-year-old boy was hit by a silver SUV in the Harbor Lights Middle School parking lot in Holland Township. The driver fled but was later located after school security footage review. The victim was hospitalized in stable condition with non life threatening injuries. A report will be sent to the Ottawa County Prosecutor for possible charges.
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Holland Twp
Harbor Lights Middle School
Holland Township
Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office
Ottawa County
Matt Wildtrong
Sheriff’s Road Patrol
AMR Ambulance
Motown Museum expansion gets 2M boost in grants
Detroit’s Motown Museum secures over 2 million in funding from Kresge Foundation 1.3 million The Elaine Stern Foundation 500000 AARP 225000 and the Michigan arts council 55000 The gifts back a plaza and three building renovations for education and community programs around Hitsville U S A The project augments the existing museum and studio amid political mentions of tax policy debates.
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Detroit
Motown Museum
Detroit Museum
Kresge Foundation
Elaine & Leo Stern Foundation
AARP
State of Michigan Council For Arts and Cultural Affairs
Kresge
Hitsville U.S.A
Michigan geneticist among Saudi Rhodes Scholars to Oxford
Majd Abdulghani, a geneticist at the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute, becomes the first Saudi Arabian Rhodes Scholar. She joins 100 scholars worldwide in the Oxford fall class, the most geographically diverse in Rhodes Trust history. Abdulghani aims to start a Saudi research lab after Oxford and mentor Saudi women researchers.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Majd Abdulghani
University of Oxford
Rhodes Trust
Abdulghani
Life Sciences Institute
Riyadh
Institute
Vivian Cheung
Iowa State University
Saudi Arabia
Oxford
Snyder vetoes homebuyer tax break bills in Michigan
Gov Rick Snyder vetoed bills that would have given tax breaks to first time home buyers saying the goal is laudable but he will not favor some taxpayers over others. The veto letter was released Friday as the measures had broad Democratic support.
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Lansing
Rick Snyder
Police Log Summary November 26 27 28
A lengthy police log covers November 26 to 28 listing numerous incidents including assaults, thefts, burglaries, traffic stops, parking violations, civil matters, domestic violence, and multiple property damage crashes across blocks and streets such as Michigan Avenue River Avenue W 40th Street E 16th Street and Lincoln Avenue. The record notes times from 5:55 p.m. to 12:18 p.m. and includes 911 hang ups and welfare checks among routine responses.
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Michigan Avenue
River Avenue
N River Avenue
W 40Th Street
E 24Th Street
Columbia Avenue
Stratford Way
W 17Th Street
21St Street
E 16Th Street
16Th Street
Apple Avenue
Norcrest Place
Worth Street
Lincoln Avenue
E 48Th Street
E 28Th Street
Country Lane
15Th Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
E 40Th Street
E 19Th Street
Hastings Avenue
20Th Street
30Th Street
van Raalte Avenue
E 64Th Street
Marlene
24Th Street
E Eighth Street
College Avenue
18Th Street
Fairbanks Avenue
Waverly Road
Pine Avenue
First Street
Ninth Street
12Th Street
Central Avenue
Country Club Road
17Th Street
Washington Avenue
22Nd Street
Ridgeland Court
32Nd Street
W 30Th Street
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Michigan Chamber of Commerce
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Associated Press
Snyder
West Ottawa
Bowyer
Salvation Army Rep
Diekema Avenue
W 16Th Street
Old Mill Drive
W 14Th Street
Hillcrest Way
Pice
Gethlehem
Aths & Garland
VanWieren
Ty Ty
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