Proposals heard for the woods surplus site
Holland City Council discussed three applications to develop the city owned surplus property at 285 West 36th Street. The land was appraised at 118000 dollars, a figure kept private until proposals arrived to ensure a competitive process. Council members voiced support for continuing the review and hearing details of plans at a future meeting.
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Holland
Holland City
36Th St
Keith van Beek
West 36Th Street
Kate Carlson
Sentinel
Justices curb court role in partisan district limits
The Supreme Court ruled federal courts have no role in partisan gerrymandering disputes, signaling future redistricting after the 2020 census. In a separate decision, the court blocked the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question to the census, leaving printing of forms slated for next week. Chief Justice Roberts said courts should not settle political disputes, while dissenters warned against excessive partisan maps in North Carolina and Maryland.
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Supreme Court
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White House
John Roberts
North Carolina
Maryland
Roberts
Elena Kagan
Deep Waters Warn of Rising Drownings in Great Lakes
Michigan boating safety alert urges caution as water levels near piers approach tops. Ottawa County Marine Unit warns of slippery piers and waves washing over, highlighting danger of electric shock drowning near submerged docks. GLSRP notes 18 Great Lakes drownings in 2019 with Lake Michigan leading, stressing drowning as a public health issue.
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Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office
Great Lakes
Holland
Grand Haven
Sheriff's Office
Lake Michigan
The
Great
Dave Benjamin
GLSRP
Photos released for Holland Township party store robbery suspect
Ottawa County sheriff's office released photos of a suspect in a Wednesday armed robbery at the 136th One Stop party store in Holland Township. The Black male suspect about 6 feet tall wearing dark clothing fled with an undisclosed cash amount in an unknown direction.
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Holland Twp
Ottawa County
Fennville School Uses YouTube to Promote Summer Reading
The Fennville school district launches a YouTube campaign to boost summer reading participation. Teachers and librarians post book recommendations and activities to engage students and families during the break.
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Fennville School
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