Colleges share COVID-19 plans for winter semester
Hope College and Grand Valley State University unveiled updated COVID-19 protocols as winter classes begin. Hope requires all on campus students to sign up for a check-in, show or take a test upon arrival, and isolate if positive. Testing dates run January 8 to 10 at the Dow Center with time slots noon to 7 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday plus 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, with home test results acceptable if timestamped.
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Lakeshore counties brace for more lake effect snow
Ottawa Allegan and Van Buren counties face renewed heavy lake effect snow with 6 to 12 inches forecast along the lakeshore by Friday morning. Saugatuck cancelled council meetings and libraries closed as schools shut again amid hazardous driving conditions and an Arctic air outbreak. Local forecasts warn of a Sunday night to Monday snow chance as roads remain precarious.
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Holland Township and City to Study 8th Street Bike Routes
Holland City Council approved Holland’s half of a $50,000 study to plan an 8th Street bike route from Paw Paw Drive to 10th Street linking with the city’s bike lane. The project funds will be split with Holland Township using WSP engineers to map the corridor spanning the Federal District. Mayor pro tem Scott Corbin led the meeting while Mayor Nathan Bocks quarantined after a positive COVID test.
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