Nine die in snowmobile crashes over MLK weekend
Five people died in snowmobile crashes during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend in Michigan. Grand Haven man Bruce Eschenaur, 71, died in Luce County after a crash likely caused by speed. DNR noted 15 snowmobiling deaths this season with multiple crashes across Gogebic Alger and Kalkaska counties. police arrested riders for DUI as patrols logged 450 rider contacts, 60 warnings, and three dozen tickets. Lt. Ryan Aho urged safety and sober riding.
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Exotic Peekaboo Cacomistis Spotted by Former Zoo Curator
Pawley, a Brookfield Zoo veteran, shares a photo of acacomistis ringtail cats. Now in Arabela New Mexico, he continues wildlife research focusing on rattlesnakes and hibernation, noting these raccoon relatives avoid humans and are rarely seen.
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Two-vehicle crash injures two women in Holland Township
In Holland Township on Adams Street near I-196 two women sustained serious injuries after a left turn collided with an eastbound vehicle. Chanthavilay Herrera and Rachel Kreeze were hospitalized after the 2:15 p.m. crash as deputies gave differing signal readings. In Grand Haven a defamation case against The Local Observer and Michael Gallagher paused until April to determine if anonymous sources must be revealed.
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Michigan Senate bills would require mental health first aid for teachers
Senate Bill 41 sponsored by Sen. Sylvia Santana would create a professional development course with Michigan Education and Health and Human Services departments to teach teachers how to identify risk factors and warning signs of mental illness and how to assist students in crisis. The measure, referred to the education committee, cites national mental health concerns and local Ottawa County survey data.
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