Passion for Justice Drives Local Legal Aid Volunteer
Julia Armstrong, a 2017 American University graduate, volunteers at Lighthouse offering walk-in hours Tuesdays. She aims for law school and uses time after graduation to aid immigrants with 1-130 family petitions. Consultations cost 30, attracting those seeking affordable legal help.
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Julia Armstrong
Armstrong
American University
Washington, D.C
U.S
Births Twins Cade Matthew and Faith Born to Ziesemer Family
Dec 30 2017 announces the birth of twins Cade Matthew and Faith to Nicole and Matthew Ziesemer of West.
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Cade Matthew
Faith
Nicole
Atthew Ziesemer
West
Hope College chorus seeks community singers for mass in C
The College Chorus of Hope College invites community members to join with students and staff to rehearse Beethoven Mass in C. Rehearsals begin Jan 9, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays in room 140 of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts. No audition. Contact Brad Richmond at richmond@hope.edu or 616-395-7651. The center is at 221 Columbia Ave. Sentinel staff.
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College Chorus
Hope College
Hope
Jack H. Miller Center For Musical Arts
Brad Richmond
Richmond
Hope.edu
Jack H. Miller
Columbia Ave
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates Aims at Affordable Immigration Help
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates, founded in 2015 by Sarah Yore Van Oosterhout, serves immigrants in West Michigan from 610 Butternut Drive Holland. The nonprofit focuses on high quality, affordable immigration services with contact at 616 298 8984 and lighthouse immigrantadvocates.com. Julia Armstrong features the group on hollandsentinel.com.
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Julia Armstrong
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates
Holland
Sarah Heth
Sentinel
What Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates
West Michigan
Sarah Yore-Van Oosterhout
Lighthouse Immigrantadvocates
Butternut Drive
Ottawa County United Way seeks Community Investment volunteers
Ottawa County United Way seeks volunteers to help fund human service programs. Training starts mid February and runs to mid April. Volunteers review applications tour agencies and decide allocations across education financial stability and health. About 15 to 20 hours over two months with panels reporting to the United Way board.
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Greater
Ottawa County
United Way
Liz DeLaLuz
Community Impact
Word on the Street How are you enjoying winter outdoors
A brief column asks readers how they spend time outside in cold weather. It notes activities from hiking to ice skating and highlights practical tips for layering and safety as daylight shortens. Readers share varied experiences from urban parks to mountain trails.
Park outings and heated walks amid heavy snowfall
The text notes enjoying Riley Trails at Mt Pisgah state park and winter recreation. It mentions Grand Haven residents preferring heated sidewalks for longer snow seasons and more snow than usual.
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Riley Trails
Mt. Pisgah
Christianna Ransom Reflects On Snowshoeing And Snowy Photography
Christianna Ransom Holland recalls enjoying hikes and snowshoeing this season. She shares a passion for taking photographs in snowy settings and describes her outdoor experiences.
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