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DeGraaf Nature Center and Nearby Preserves Open Daily
DeGraaf Nature Center at 600 Graafschap Road opens daily from dawn to dusk with miles of nature trails and programs for all ages. An additional 120-acre nature preserve at A-4214 56th St Fillmore Township offers no admission. Another site at Stanton St between 128th and 120th Ave operates 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a 24 hour hotline (616) 738-9531.
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First Michigan child dies from flu this season
Michigan health officials report a child from Osceola County is the first in the state to die from the flu this season. No other case details were released. The rural county lies about 60 miles north of Grand Rapids. The state notes six U S children nationwide have died this season and urges vaccination for anyone 6 months and older.
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Police Log Summary for College to W 18th Streets
Nov 28 police activity lists incidents across College Avenue Lincoln Avenue E 16th Street W 17th Street 48th Street 32nd Street and surrounding blocks including animal complaints larcenies motorist assists mental health walkaway and multiple property damage crashes. incidents range from check wellbeing to traffic complaints and a hit and run without injuries.
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Huizenga votes for 5.7B border funding amid Senate decision
U S Rep Bill Huizenga backed the 5.7 billion border wall funding in a House vote as Democrats in the Senate weigh a counteroffer between Trump’s request and Democratic proposals. Huizenga argues for border integrity and notes migrants as part of the solution while emphasizing controlled immigration and worker needs.
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Homeless Students Face Academic Struggles in Holland Area
Holl and Public Schools report 277 homeless students with 180 doubled up, Fen nville 58 of 69, Hamilton 60 of 75, West Ottawa 42 of 86. Moving between schools lowers achievement by about a year per year, per John Hattie. McKinney Vento Act helps with school of origin and transportation.
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Diverse causes fuel homelessness across income levels
Maxwell and Driscoll outline how housing shortages at all price points, unexpected life events, senior risks, and fixed incomes push people toward homelessness. They note 70 to 80 percent rent burdens, limited support, and mental or physical disabilities complicating access to housing.
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