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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct all errors of substance in this spot. Readers may report errors by emailing newsroom at HollandSentinel.com or calling 616 546 4200 for feedback or corrections.
Three events listed in Holland include Elephant and Piggie's We Are in a Play at DeWitt Center 141 E. 12th St. with $15 tickets, followed by Felt-Madcat Midnight Blues Journey at Felt Mansion free admission, and a downtown Holland gathering from 6:30 to 8:30 pm with contact 616-796-1210.
Ottawa County deputies chased a suspect driving a stolen car on June 26 in Beechwood. The pursuit ended with a crash at Douglas Avenue and Lakewood Boulevard, then the suspect was captured. A 72-year-old Holland resident in the eastbound vehicle was treated and listed stable. the suspect, a 27 year old from Fennville, was taken into custody. Police seek further information.
A May 25 26 police log covers numerous calls in the city from 2:15 p.m. to 11:41 p.m. including burglar alarms, traffic and parking issues, welfare checks, assaults with injury, narcotics and weapons-related warnings, suspicious persons or vehicles, and non criminal civil matters. Multiple blocks and streets across Eighth to W Twenty-second Streets appear, with many incidents on Lincoln Avenue, E 16th Street, and Shore and River avenues.
Michigan lawmakers Huizenga and Upton urged USACE to fund Holland Harbor to preserve its depth and width, citing about 68 million dollars in annual regional business. They warn neglect could hinder navigation and economic activity while noting annual outer harbor dredging is required per USACE plans.
Hulsing's opinion argues that newspaper articles about Gallagher are not legally wrongful, protecting the right to free speech. He notes that government and courts cannot force citizens to be polite and that political expression remains protected despite offense. Contact editor Audra Gamble for comment.
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