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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2018
Page
2
Surface Tension at Saugatuck Center for the Arts runs weekdays 9 am to 5 pm through March 8 free. Critter Barn at 9275 Adams St offers 10 am to 5 pm free admissions with donations accepted. Commerce and Criticism at Kruizenga Art Museum Hope College runs 10 am to 4 pm with 616-395-6400 for info.
A jumbled Jan daily blotter records police calls across streets and avenues including well being checks, larceny, traffic complaints, animal and civil matters. It lists numerous addresses such as E 16th Street W 20th Street Columbia Avenue and US routes with times from 12:03 p.m. to 5:53 p.m. including domestic violence medical calls and hit and run injuries.
Maplewood joins Sheldon Pines School in closing due to illness as influenza cases rise in Ottawa County. Health officials warn of common flu symptoms and urge frequent hand washing and vaccination to curb spread.
The Tulip Time Artisan Market will accept 250 juried artisans with handmade work. Applications open via ZAPPlication and must be submitted by Saturday February 10 with no late entries. Acceptance notices go out March 2 and booth numbers are assigned April 2.
Steven Villarreal wrestles at 145 pounds after a second surgery for a non cancerous tumor impacting vision. He faced memory loss and slow return to form, wearing protective headgear and adapting weight, with teammates describing him as the team’s social center and an inspiration to others facing hardship.
The Civic Center Board backed VenuWorks over SMG for managing the venue. Pre opening services cost 4000 monthly, rising to 6500 after opening. VenuWorks would handle concessions, collect food and beverage revenues, and earn percentages of income and operating bets. Council and city memo await contract approval.
Governor Snyder outlines budget proposals to fund environmental cleanup and water infrastructure. He notes a prison closure in Muskegon saving nearly 19 million and details a minimum per-student funding rise of 240 dollars, the largest since 2001 02, to narrow the equity gap across districts.
Zuidema, a Zeeland student, is survived by her parents Mark and Ashley, sister Brittany, step-siblings Jordan and Alan, grandparents Charles and Christine, aunts and uncles David, Lisa, Chris, and Amy, and many friends. She was preceded in death by her mother Heather. Visitation is set for 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at The Bridge Youth Center in Zeeland, with a private service later. Memorial contributions may go to The Bridge Youth Center.
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