Hawkeye Rogers 79 Irons Michigan obituary continued
Jerome Hawkeye Rogers 79 of Irons Michigan formerly Holland Michigan died December 20 2020 born September 20 1941 in Holland to Alexander and Dorothy Rogers a Holland High School 1960 graduate and 34 year Local 174 plumber. He enjoyed hunting fishing cribbage with family supported St Jude and is survived by wife Diane four sons Daniel Verburg stepson 16 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and brothers David and Carol Rogers Services held by family pending COVID-19 restrictions.
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Irons
Michigan
Holland
Alexander
Dorothy Rogers
Holland High
Diane
Hawkeye
M.A.S.H
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
Paul Rogers
Donald Rogers
Michelle Rogers
Lyle Russell
Diane Rogers
David
Carol Rogers
Mike
Betsy Rogers
Grand Rapids
John
Chris Rogers
Hudsonville
Jason
Deb Rogers
Dearborn Heights
Joe
Gail Rogers
Daniel Verburg
Montague
Kenneth Tippett 72 dies after long illness in Michigan
Kenneth Dean Tippett age 72 died December 17 2020 peacefully. Born April 30 1948 in Dundee Michigan he was the eldest of four siblings. He married Nancy Shafer Tippett on October 30 1970 and they shared 50 years together. Survived by his wife two daughters Andrea De Graaf Stephanie Van Oss and Mark Herlache. son Daniel Tippett. brother David Tippett. sisters Barbara Goolsby Denise Naughtin and sisters in law Joanne Spangler Mary Lou Shafer Marilyn Shafer. seven grandchildren. A memorial service will be scheduled later. Donations may be made to Harbor Humane Society of Holland. For information visit dykstrafuneralhome.com.
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Dundee
Michigan
Margaret
Leamon Tippett
Nancy Sharon Shafer Tippett
Nancy
Andrea
Tad) de Graaf
Saugatuck
Stephanie van Oss
Vaccine readiness rises with FDA approved shots
A USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll shows 46 percent of Americans would take the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, up from 26 percent in October. Thirty-two percent will wait for others, while partisan divides persist with 67 percent of Democrats ready now.
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USA Today
Suffolk University
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MSU delays start of spring classes to Jan 19
Michigan State University will push the spring semester start from Jan 11 to Jan 19 following Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s request. Classes begin online Jan 11 with in person sessions delayed and campus move‑in for Jan 15, while policies emphasize vaccine checks, health screens, masking, and distancing.
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Gretchen Whitmer
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Whitmer
Michigan
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Samuel Stanley
Congress approves 900 billion pandemic relief bill
Congress passes a 900 billion pandemic relief package paired with a 1.4 trillion spending bill. The measure includes 300 weekly jobless benefits, 600 direct payments to most Americans, aid for restaurants and theaters, and funding for schools, health care, renters, and vaccine efforts. It heads to President Trump for signature as a stopgap spending bill averts a shutdown.
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Capitol Hill
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House
Senate
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Rules Committee
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D-Mass
Trump
Treasury
Steven Mnuchin
CNBC
Biden
US deaths in 2020 top 3 million amid pandemic surge
New York report cites preliminary data showing the United States may exceed 3.2 million deaths in 2020, the deadliest year in U.S. history, driven mainly by COVID-19. The CDC notes life expectancy could fall by up to three years, with 2020 mortality up about 15 percent from 2019.
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