Pick for Pantries expands fresh fruit to pantries in West Michigan
Ottawa Foods launches the second year of Pick for Pantries as U‑Pick patrons donate fresh blueberries and strawberries to local pantries. The program runs at Crossroads Blueberries in West Olive and Bowerman Blueberries in Holland with dates in July and August, offering recipients rare access to fresh fruit.
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Meijer opens 155000-square-foot Hudsonville store
Hudsonville Meijer opens at 4075 32nd Ave as the 117th Michigan store. It employs 300 and features Shop & Scan, Home Delivery, and peak hour bagging by staff. Grand opening events begin Sunday July 15 with the first 200 shoppers after 7 am receiving a mystery gift card valued at 5 to 20 dollars.
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Kremlin accused in 2016 election hacking plot
Grand jury indicts twelve GRU officers for hacking into the Clinton campaign and Democratic groups, stealing emails and releasing them via fake personas to sway the 2016 election. Investigators say operations included malware and phishing to gain access, with speculative ties to social media manipulation. No Trump team coordination alleged.
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Trump wraps up turbulent England visit amid protests and backflips
President Donald Trump concludes a 30 hour trip to the United Kingdom marked by large demonstrations and ceremonial moments as he sought to ease tensions over Brexit and trade. He faced a breach of protocol, praised Prime Minister May at times, then backpedaled on Brexit criticisms and emphasized the need for a strong U S U K trade relationship. He also referenced indictments of Russian officers and signaled a forthcoming Putin summit.
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Papa John's to remove founder image after slur controversy
Papa Johns began removing founder John Schnatter image from logos and ads while pledging to audit diversity practices after his use of the N word. Schnatter remains on the board as the largest shareholder, with the company hiring an outside expert and conducting employee listening sessions to address concerns.
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