Three Evening Events in Holland This July
Jerome Lowenthal performs at the Jack H. Miller Center at 7 p.m. free. Park Theatre hosts a 7 p.m. show at 248 S River Ave with tickets 5 to 10 dollars. Park Township Hall offers a 7 to 10 p.m. event at 1286 Ottawa Beach Road with tickets 5 to 15 dollars. phone 616-402-6434 for details.
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MSP highlights human trafficking awareness month
Michigan State Police will educate the public on human trafficking during January across the state and with motor carrier officers in nearby states. The effort involves seniors and youth to report suspected trafficking, with Truckers Against Trafficking joining from January 22 to 26 to educate on spotting signs. Call or text BeFree to 233733 or 888-373-7888 for help or reporting.
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Community honors and awards at Holland city event
The Holland Community recognizes cheerleaders for resilience amid criticism and praise as part of a city awards night at City Hall. The Human Rights Commission also honors Phil Coray with a lifetime achievement award and announces winners of youth essay and social justice awards for 2017, including Mallory Thompson and Madison Allen. The event highlights advocacy for fair housing, police brutality awareness, and DACA support led by local student groups and Hope College participants.
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Kapala faces domestic violence charge in Ottawa County
A habitual offender Kapala is charged after allegedly holding his girlfriend in her Holland Township apartment from Dec 23 to 24, 2017. Police say the victim was threatened and injured, with a 6 year old present. He was jailed after a January arrest and faces up to life in prison on unlawful imprisonment, with prior felonies boosting sentences. Kapala is to be tried in Ottawa County courts.
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Police Log Highlights From Waverly Jan 9 10:40 PM
Chronicle of police calls including motorist assist on E 11th Street and Road, check wellbeing on Centra Avenue, shooting complaint on South Point Road, property damage crashes on Interchange Drive and JInd Street, stolen vehicle on W 40th, traffic stop on W 40th and Washington, and suspicions on E 16th Street, with earlier entries of civil matters and harassment on Lincoln and E 26th Streets.
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Brennen and Briana follow paths to Holland real estate
Brennen, undrafted NFL player turned Ravens practice squad member, settles in Holland to pursue real estate and join Kleinheisel. Briana, a Hope College alumna, remains tied to the area through summer Lake Michigan life and a real estate career, guided by faith and service.
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