Holland Sentinel corrects errors in this spot
The Holland Sentinel announces corrections of substantive errors and invites readers to report mistakes by email at newsroom HollandSentinel.com or by phone at 616-546-4200.
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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel announces corrections of substantive errors and invites readers to report mistakes by email at newsroom HollandSentinel.com or by phone at 616-546-4200.
Concert in the Park at GDK Park runs noon to 1 P M with free admission. Holland Farmers Market operates 8 A M to 3 P M at Eighth Street Market Place. DeGraaf Nature Center welcomes visitors dawn to dusk with miles of trails and programs for all ages. Contact numbers and websites provided.
Upton warns weather woes threaten corn and soybeans as growers report plantings far below normal. USDA data show less than half of expected corn planting by mid May, with a wetter summer ahead likely shrinking the growing window and crop yields. Hogs and cattle would feel the impact through feeders and exports, while prices for consumers may not rise. Reporter Arpan Lobo covers details.
Police log entries list numerous incidents from May 19 including traffic complaints on US-31 and E 16th Street, parking violations on Floral Street, a shooting complaint on E 13th, OD related calls, civil matters, welfare checks, and several crashes and assist calls spanning 4:01 p.m. to 4:43 p.m. with multiple locations across the city. Detailed items include narcotics, liquor violations, and a death by own action at Skylark Court.
West Ottawa Bookmobile resumes June 17 with 20 stops weekly on Mondays through Wednesdays and runs until August 14, except the week of July 4. The program uses a trade system with no checkout, while Herrick District Library and Howard Miller Library offer the “A Universe of Stories” reading challenges and events until early August.
Tuesday schedule lists Bent Pine Drive to Pine Creek Estates and multiple intersections from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. including Silver Fir Drive, Leisure Estates, Waverly Shores Village, Riley Ridge Estates, and Beechwood Park in a sequence. Wednesday adds Sand Castle, Lakeridge, Tangle Wood, Leisure Boulevard, Wild Stem, Stoney Lake Drive, and Beechwood Park with times from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
About 1,200 demonstrators in red shirts urged Michigan to fund schools now, blaming a failing building and arguing for immediate investment. Education workers warn budgets may miss July 1 due to delayed state funding, while lawmakers push education funding and policy as talks continue on roads and the budget.
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