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Sentinel corrects Ottawa County millage rate error
The Sentinel fixes a Thursday story misstating Ottawa County millage increases. Actual figures show Emergency 911, Parks and Recreation, Road Commission, and Community Mental Health rates all decrease from prior values while County Operations rises from 3.6 to 3.9 mills to fund new construction and uncapped properties, according to County Administrator Al Van denberg.
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Community Pride Events at Beery Field DeGraaf Center and Window on Water
Three daytime activities across local venues with free, low cost, and paid bucket options. Beery Field hosts a 1 to 5 p.m. event with Center Street Douglas location. DeGraaf Nature Center offers a 1 to 2 p.m. program at 600 Graafschap Road for $4. Window on Water front at Wildmill Island, Centennial Park runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. with each bucket costing $10.
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Falcons tagged at West Olive plant aid peregrine recovery
The Michigan falcon project marks 46 hatchlings since 2004 with 40 successfully tagged at the West Olive energy complex. Birds wear two bands on each leg for federal tracking, aiding conservation amid state endangered and national threatened statuses. Kaless notes prey-rich corridors attract the birds, and tagging will continue as long as the nesting box remains.
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City weighs selling city land at 285 West 36th Street
The Holland Sentinel reports residents of Pioneer Village express concern over the city’s plan to dispose of 3.7 acres at 285 W 36th St without a public appraisal. City officials defend the process as typical for large properties with bids likely to exceed appraised value. The proposal kickstarted a decades-long property review and targets a July council vote after bids are reviewed in June.
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Tulip Time supports Dutch costumes raising 60000 for 200 dancers
Join the Dance initiative surpassed its $60000 goal to fund authentic Dutch costumes for 200 student dancers, with plans to grow to 400 costumes. The effort accompanies Tulip Time’s 90th anniversary and aims to remove cost barriers for participation. The Civic Center renovation allowed a successful festival hub and new events like the Klompen Garden drawing strong crowds and social media buzz.
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