Lakeshore Roller Derby Builds Community Through Sport
Lakeshore Roller Derby, founded in 2015 and run by skaters, unites diverse women through a full contact roller sport. Under Coach Drift, the nonprofit league supports community charities and welcomes new recruits with training and volunteering options. Their next game is June 29 at Griff's Georgetown in Hudsonville, with tickets at Brown Paper Tickets or at the door.
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Thirty years after Tiananmen editorial on freedoms
The Los Angeles Times June 4 editorial reflects on Tiananmen today noting tanks are gone but oppression persists. It contrasts heroic Tank Man with ongoing surveillance, Xinjiang reeducation camps, and Belt and Road expansion as China’s drive for stability over liberty. The piece cautions Western hopes for inevitable democratic change.
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Local climate talk and Holland zoning clash detailed
Readers weigh in on a climate advocacy delegate’s Washington trip and a Holland zoning dispute over 36th Street woods. Letters accuse city leaders of bypassing input, pushing high density housing, and sacrificing green space for money, calling for action against Nancy DeBoer’s legacy.
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