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3 Things to Do This Weekend at Local Arts and Music Spots
Farmers and artisans market runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts 400 Culver St free admission. Elephant and Piggie’s We Are in a Play at DeWitt Center 141 E. 12th St Holland 10:30 a.m. $15. Summer Concert Series features Blue Water Ramblers 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Kollen Park Band Shell 240 Kollen Park Drive call 616-355-1130.
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Police Log May 21 Entries Across City
Police log for May 21 lists multiple incidents from 3:36 p.m. to 5:33 p.m. including traffic complaints on Lincoln Avenue and E 10th Street, shoplifting on Columbia Avenue, assist requests on W 16th Street Van Raalte Avenue Myrtle Avenue and 200 block of Van Raalte, a disorderly conduct report on the 200 block, a communications complaint on E 16th Street, an animal complaint on W 32nd Street, and a death by own action at the 200 block of Van Raalte Avenue.
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Poem display moves from city graffiti to local venues
Penkevich's public poetry project, once posted on Holland city property, will end on city walls but continue through rotating displays at Park Theatre Mercantile Bank 16th Street The 205 Coffee Bar and Reader's World Bookstore. He emphasizes poetry by women people of color and LGBTQ authors with support from Julianne Brown and local venues.
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Lakes Crest Higher Waters Prompt Beach Closures
Record high levels in the Great Lakes threaten Michigan coastlines with beach closures and submerged docks. Water levels near 581.6 feet on Lake Michigan could set records, driven by heavy rainfall over the past year and posing risks like electric shock drowning as public access remains limited.
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Economy Inn gains path to license return after reforms
The council requires new management and a compliance plan before reinstating Economy Inn’s license. Manager Navin Patel, backed by attorney Daniel Olson, pledged renovations and stricter rules to avoid long term residents. Remaining officials monitor post approval and enforce city code.
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