Corrections to council discussion item location
The Sentinel corrects the address for the council study session noting the city offices are located at 20th Street and Central Avenue. This clarifies the venue details previously misprinted on Page A3 in Tuesday’s issue.
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Surface Tension event listings at Saugatuck arts center
A two part listing shows a 9 p.m to 5 p.m event at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts 400 Culver St free admission, plus a 7 30 p m reading by Eighth 3 at Daily daylight hours, and a 120 acre nature preserve in Fillmore Township offering outdoor discovery options A 4214 56th St Continue to local daylight hours details and contact A 4214 56th St for more information
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Nassar sentencing hearing details abuse victims voice pain
In Ingham County Court victims recount trauma as Larry Nassar faces a sixth day of sentencing. He admitted sexually assaulting athletes while at Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics. Accusers say ungloved hands and coercive lies betrayed their trust during treatment. Hutchins appeals for accountability amid dozens of statements from victims since January.
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Ingham County
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Michigan bill updates child seat safety rules moves to Senate
House Bill 4951 would tighten Michigan child passenger standards by weight and height, moving from the House to the Senate. It requires rear facing seats for under 30 pounds or under two years, forward facing for 30 to 50 pounds or ages 2 to 5, boosters for under 57 inches or 50 pounds or ages 5 to 8, and age eight or older in line with manufacturers and NHTSA guidance. The bill, backed by Laura Cox, would set fines at 100 dollars and passed the House 94-16 before winter break. the Senate Appropriations Committee approved it on January 17.
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Livonia
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City greenhouse operator DeVries sues Holland over suspension
DeVries, long time greenhouse operator for Holland, alleges retaliation after she emailed council members about safety issues. City must respond by Feb 19 amid disputes over greenhouse conditions and a pending wind of landmark status talks.
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Orme
Gwen Auwerda
Parks and Recreation
Andy Kenyon
Snyder era ends as Michigan wins support for tax relief and jobs
Gov. Snyder faces questions on budgeting and taxes as lawmakers debate future fiscal policy. State leaders Meekhof Lilly and others praise the governor while urging continued economic reforms, pointing to reductions in taxes and a robust Obama-era debt? No. Snyder’s final term looming, supporters cite a statewide economic turnaround and ongoing efforts to curb opioid issues through policing and community programs.
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West Olive
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Park Township
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Ottawa County jail to pilot Vivitrol injections for inmates
Ottawa County medical staff coordinate injections with Intercare to block opioid highs and reduce relapse. Nine months of treatment aims to keep inmates drug free, with counseling and monitoring. participation is voluntary and no inmate signups yet.
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Cheney
U.S
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Kempk Eren
New England Journal of Medicine
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