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3 Things to Do in Holland This Week
Holland events include the American Legion Band Concert at Kollen Park at 7 30 p.m. admission free. An Open Mic at Park Theatre costs 2 dollars with 7 p.m. start. A children's show Elephant and Piggie in a Play at DeWitt Center on 10 30 a.m. tickets 15 dollars.
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Police Log May 19 From Assist Requests to Disturbances
Entries show a sequence of police activity from 11:11 a.m. to 6:21 p.m. across multiple blocks including Century Lane Interchange Drive Washington Avenue River Avenue Chicago Drive and more. Incidents include assist calls disorderly conduct burglar alarm medical calls civil matters traffic complaints trespass fraud and crashes with several follow ups listed.
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Family testimony in Haveman case highlights long-term harm
Haveman's sister spoke of aging parents visiting their only son in a nursing home, while relatives described the damage from the assault on Jon Haveman. A courtroom video showed Haveman nearly nonresponsive, prompting the judge to call for an absolute maximum sentence given the lasting disabilities and impact on his family.
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Riley Hoeksema Remembered for Kindness at Hoeksema High
Riley Hoeksema was described by family as a welcoming friend who sought out new students. His sister Allison recalled shared mornings and outings, highlighting his protective, funny nature. Information on Random Act of Kindness Day is on Riley’s Kindness Facebook page managed by Avery Jennings.
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Michigan children improve on several metrics but lag in some areas
A statewide report shows 419000 Michigan children, 18 percent, live in poverty, down from 23 percent in 2010, with national improvements in parental employment and teen outcomes. Michigan excels in health but trails in education proficiency and birth weights, while teen births fall nationally and in Michigan. Reporter Mitchell Boatman at Holland Sentinel notes the data and context.
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Ottawa County Kids Count ranking improves national averages
The Ottawa County profile shows lower child poverty at 8.2 percent versus 18 percent nationally and 12.7 percent in 2012, with 5,600 county children ages 0-17 in poverty. Proficiency and health measures are mixed, including 36.3 percent not proficient in reading and 2.6 percent of children uninsured.
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