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Three Outdoor Events This Week at Local Centers
A Pom Pom Scavenger Hunt runs 1 to 4 p.m. at DeGraaf Nature Center 600 Graafschap Road with a $1 fee and information line 616-355-1057. Hope College hosts a 7:30 p.m. event at DeWitt Auditorium with tickets $15 to $30 and details at hope edu. HSRT. An Outdoor Discovery Center session from 1 to 4 p.m. at 4214 56th St charges $4 with registration 616-393-9453.
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Teen surfer? No. Camden Keatley Injury Update From Zeeland West
Camden Keatley, a Zeeland West High School athlete, sustained multiple skull fractures and a brain bleed after a swing of the bat. He remained in the Mott Children’s Hospital ICU with post concussion symptoms, including loss of appetite and energy, as his family and coaches urge community support and ongoing follow ups during recovery.
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Mayor's round table draws mixed views in Holland
Faith Leaders for Justice released evaluations of the city breakfast hosted by Holland officials. Critics say the event carried religious overtones and lacked broad representation while supporters defend it as prayerful and citywide. City council members offered varied perspectives ahead of FOIA accessible records.
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Trail project unites scouts and autism group in sensory park addition
Stoetzner recruited Autism Support of West Shore to adopt a new sensory trail in Ottawa County parks. Linda Ellenhaas calls the one mile, kid friendly route a unique asset for West Michigan, offering a calm space for children with autism to explore senses. The project, run by Jenison Troop 354, involved 26 volunteers and collaboration with Standale Lumber and Cornell researchers to select bird sounds for the listening station. The effort aims to engage youth in community leadership while inviting families to enjoy the outdoors this summer.
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Reunite efforts amid child border separation deadlines
The administration has matched 86 parents to 83 children with 16 unmatched as of July 10 for under five and July 26 for all others. DNA testing and custody issues complicate reunifications. Fewer than 3,000 children believed separated. some parents outside custody or released. Government officials warn delays risk safety. judges urge rapid action amid lawsuits by the ACLU involving asylum cases.
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