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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2018

Page

3

Holland city seeks new city manager amid interim phase

Holland initiates a city manager search with Greg Robinson as interim until Jan 31 and Matt Messer ready to serve as chief. The city council’s search committee will review a shortlist, hold on site interviews on Feb 15, and gather public input during a Feb 15 session from 5 to 7 p.m.

City Manager Holland Ryan Cotton Greg Robinson Public Safety Matt Messer Holland City Dencydy Dell Didates

Message of Love inspires Zeeland students to sell shirts

Holocaust survivor Martin Lowenberg spoke at Cityside Middle School and inspired 10th graders to act against hate. They designed red long sleeves reading Hate Hurts Love Heals, with Never Forget on the back, and will donate 5 dollars from each 15 dollar shirt to Thorn and the Red Cross aid for Syrian refugees.

Martin Lowenberg Zeeland Lowenberg Sentinel Amelia Kerton Thorn International Committee of the Red Cross

Council Retreat to Set Annual Topics in Holland

The Holland council schedules its annual retreat beginning July 1 through June 30, 2019. A Jan 26 meeting will be at City Hall 270 S. River Ave, with public access at 8 a.m. Saturday Jan 27 at the Unity Center. Public comment is available at the start.

Holland Council City Hall S. River Ave Ence Center

Ottawa County Administrator outlines 2018 issues and progress

Ottawa County Administrator Al Vanderberg delivered the 13th annual State of the County address to the County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday January 23. He highlighted opioid crisis responses mental health funding missing parks and recreation projects pathways to better health and technology upgrades while noting housing affordability talent attraction and sustainability efforts for the coming year.

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