Winter bird learning events at local centers
Three activities listed at Holland Civic Center and Outdoor Discovery Center. The Holland event runs 9 a.m. to noon at 150 West Eighth Street and is free. The Know Your Winter Birds event occurs 2 to 3 p.m. None further details. The Outdoor Discovery Center offers a session 1 to 2:30 p.m. at 4214 56th Street, with information via outdoor discovery org.
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State, DEQ push plan for long term lead testing fairness
Tawwab said the state must agree to a detailed plan for long term lead and bacteria testing before testing begins and discussions with the state are ongoing. Of tested sites only four locations had one sample above threshold and follow up will determine corrective action. Officials may require regular water use at locations to reduce stagnation or removal of an unused unit.
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Sheriff says 35 percent agency turnover in 4 to 5 years
Ottawa County sheriff Steve Kempker warns that about 35 percent of the department will rotate out in the next four to five years. He cites changing attitudes toward law enforcement and potential recruitment challenges as ongoing issues for partnerships and public safety.
Historic Arctic Blast Disrupts Northeast Weather Chaos
An arctic blast drove temperatures to record lows from Philadelphia to Boston with wind chills as low as minus 15 to minus 25 and up to 70 mph gusts. The storm dumped heavy snow, caused power outages, school closures, and ferry service disruptions while coastal flooding broke records in Boston and submerged areas including a subway entrance.
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Michigan attorney general race widens with candidates
Michigan lawmakers announced bids for the attorney general post and 30th Senate seat. Tonya Schuitmaker of Lawton exits the 26th District bid for attorney general, facing Tom Leonard for the GOP nomination. Democratic hopefuls include Pat Miles Dana Nessel and William Noakes as party nominees are set by conventions. The 30th District Senate race to replace Arlan Meekhof includes Joe Haveman Daniela Garcia and Roger Victory, all seeking the Republican nomination at the August primary.
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Michigan 2018 election slate for House seats and top races
The 2018 race includes Garcia seeking a state Senate seat with her 90th House district seat open. Bradley Slagh, Ottawa County treasurer, announces a bid for the 90th House as a Republican. Victory’s 88th House seat opens as he runs for Senate. Brent Huddleston files for 88th in May 2017. Jerry Sias runs in 89th for Democrats. Mary Whiteford, 80th District, eligible to run. filing status unclear. Governor candidates must file by April 24. Voters will also elect a new secretary of state, lieutenant governor, two Michigan Supreme Court justices, and other local offices.
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