MAX hires firm to lead search for new MAX director
MAX board unanimously hired Amy Dell Talent of Ann Arbor to head the search for a new Macatawa Area Transit director at a cost of 12 000 dollars. The position became vacant after Linda LeFebre resigned amid an embezzlement investigation. The process is expected to take up to 14 weeks with a mixed funding plan including a foundation grant.
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Holland
Macatawa Area Transit
The
Transportation Authority Board
Amy Dell
Ann Arbor
Linda LeFebre
Max
Russ TeSlan
Amy Dell Talent
Community Foundation of
Holland/Zeeland
Amy Cell
MAX Board
TeSlan
Myron Trethewey
Joe Baumann
Ryan Kilpatrick
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Holland Council to Review Affordable Housing Plan in Study Session
Holland city council will hold a Wednesday study session at 5:30 p.m. July 25 in city hall to review General Capital Group’s four story 72 unit affordable housing proposal at River Avenue and Seventh Street. The session will cover master services agreement and site plan status with Housing Next Director Ryan Kilpatrick present. The meeting will also address the potential sale of a parcel at West Michigan Regional Airport on 64th Street not needed for runway access and the FAA funded acquisition terms.
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Holland
City Council
City Hall
S. River Ave
General Capital Group
Wisconsin
River Avenue
Seventh Street
General Capital
River Ave
Reliable Sport
Planning Commission
Housing Next
Ryan Kilpatrick
West Michigan Regional
Airport Authority
64Th Street
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Immigration panel to discuss local rights in Holland
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates hosts July 25 panel at Hope Church from 6 to 8 p.m. in Holland. Three experts will answer questions on immigration in Ottawa County and available resources, aiming to inform the community after the Families Belong Together rally.
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Holland
Cpties
Hope Church
Ottawa County
Julia Fulton
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates
West Michigan
Sarah Yore-Van Oosterhout
Christopher Boies
Kris VanEngen
Christian Reformed Church Office of Social Justice
World Renew
Paul Smith
Two Kayakers Rescued In Lake Michigan Near Pigeon Lake
Two teenagers from Illinois were rescued after their kayaks began sinking in Lake Michigan near the south pier head of Pigeon Lake in Port Sheldon Township. Deputies retrieved them via patrol boat, provided flotation, and transported them to shore where EMS treated them. both were recovering at home. The incident occurred around 5 15 p m on Sunday July 22 during a vacation outing.
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Port Sheldon
Lake Michigan
Pigeon Lake
Eric Westveer
Ottawa County
Sheriff's Office
Illinois
Westveer
Ottawa County Sheriff's Office
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LeFebre
Holland Department of Public Safety
MAX Transit Board
Derek Broadbent
Beth Higgs
Council
St. John's Episcopal Church
Grand Haven
Lia-Michigan.org
Pizza Hut
Columbia Ave
Lumir Corporation
Jake Allen
Sentinel
Kendra Ensley
Kendra.ensley
Holland Sentinel
Ensiey
Mare Enetey
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