Rockford Post Sgt praises community help after Christmas fire
Michigan State Police Trooper Adam Keasler of the Rockford Post lost most of his clothing and possessions when his Comstock home burned on Friday December 23. The family is staying with relatives as a fundraiser passed $6,000 with support from MSP Troopers Association and Ottawa County Deputy's Association. Keasler, his wife and two children plus a dog are doing well under the circumstances.
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Bitter cold to grip Holland area through week
Forecasters warn of arctic chill and heavy snowfall in Holland and surrounding areas. Temperatures may dip to near zero with daytime highs around 20 degrees Friday and a low of 5 degrees by Friday night. Snow totals expected Tuesday and Wednesday, prompting shelters at Holland Rescue Mission and Center for Women Transition. State officials urge precautions to prevent frostbite and hypothermia.
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Young sentenced for murder in Holland Township parking lot
Aaron Young, 26, received a prison term of up to 50 years for the murder of Anthony Lamb, 22, outside the Holland Hookah Lounge on Sept 11, 2016. Convicted of second degree non premeditated murder, carrying a concealed weapon, and using a firearm to commit a felony, he faces decades in state prison with concurrent terms and credits.
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Michigan Legislature passes opioid education bill
Lawmakers approve a bill to require statewide opioid education in curricula. Rep Beth Griffin notes the focus on high school students amid rising opioid prescriptions and overdose deaths in Michigan. Data show 41 percent more opioid prescriptions citywide since 2009 and substantial increases in Ottawa and Allegan counties. Overdoses have doubled since 2012, with 1,275 Michigan deaths in 2015.
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