West Ottawa student aims for Stanford Law Intensive Program
West Ottawa High junior Kaylyn Ripley earned acceptance to Stanford Law School's Intensive Law and Trial Program in Palo Alto. The 10 day program, limited to 66 Michigan invites annually, covers opening statements cross examination and mock trials while Ripley seeks GoFundMe support for travel and tuition.
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Zeeland BPW Names Andrew Boatright Utilities Manager
Zeeland Board of Public Works selects Andrew Boatright as utilities manager after a nationwide search. Boatright has 35 years in public power, an MBA, and PE credentials. He previously led Independence Power & Light and Westerville Electric. He served on the APPA Board, chairing 2016 2017. He replaces retiring GM Bill Cook effective January 21, 2019.
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Wright Township woman suffers critical condition after two crashes
In Ottawa County a Wright Township woman, driving west on Ironwood Avenue then onto eastbound I-96, sideswiped a vehicle and caused a head on collision near the 16th Avenue exit. She remained in critical condition at a local hospital. The other driver was stable with two minor injuries to passengers. A third crash occurred during cleanup with no details available.
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Creative Cupcakes spark Tween Cupcake Wars at library
Holland area tweens staged a two cupcake design competition at Herrick District Library as part of Cupcake Wars. Contestants sketched themes and decorated with candy and a secret Twizzlers ingredient. Winners Avery Vanderwater and Lexi Goodell triumphed in fantasy and free choice categories.
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Holland Eyes Brownfield Funding For Restroom And Snowmelt
Holland council studied amending the brownfield plan to fund a $250000 public restroom near the downtown splash pad and extend the snowmelt system to Sixth Street. State approval required. no action taken at study session. Also approved three zoning amendments including private property string lights, fencing, and stormwater permits.
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