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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 2019

Page

2

Corrections Policy Notice from The Holland Sentinel

The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct errors of substance in this spot and invites readers to report mistakes via email or phone. Readers may email newsroom HollandSentinel.com or call 616-546-4200 to offer feedback or report errors.

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Three Summer Concerts At Local Venues

Kari Lynch Band plays at Kollen Park Bandshell 240 Kollen Park Drive 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Free admission. Saugatuck Center for the Arts hosts an 8 p.m. show at 400 Culver St with tickets 41.50 to 57.50. Holland Museum offers a noon to 3 p.m. event at 31 W. 10th St with tickets 4 to 7 dollars. Call 616-355-1130 for details.

Kollen Park Kollen Park Drive Saugatuck Center For the Arts Culver St Holland Museum W. 10Th St Hollandmuseum.org

Armed Robbery Report Seeks Suspect in Ottawa County

A 33 year old female clerk was threatened by a man with a handgun during an armed robbery. No shots were fired and no injuries occurred. Ottawa County Sheriff's Office continues evidence gathering and witness interviews. If you have tips call Silent Observer at 877-88-SILENT or visit mosotips.com.

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Police Log Summary May 27 Heavy Activity Across City Blocks

Entries span 24 hours from 12:33 a.m. to 9:26 p.m. with responses to weapons complaints, burglar alarms, intoxicated persons, arrests warrants, vehicle crashes, assaults, and civil matters. Notable locations include E 16th Street blocks, W 32nd Street, Lincoln Avenue, Washington Avenue, and River Avenue, with multiple non-criminal civil matters and a death by own action.

16Th Street 32Nd Street Eighth Street E 16Th Street Lincoln Avenue E 13Th Street E 19Th Street 17Th Street Washington Avenue 10Th Street 23Rd Street 14Th Street Us-31 Chicago Drive Waverly Road Hastings Avenue W 16Th Street Fairbanks Avenue Pine Avenue Third Street 19Th Street Central Avenue 25Th Street

Water safety warns of drowning dangers and outreach gaps

Benjamin says water is a life source yet the leading cause of accidental death and laments lack of funding for outreach research and education. Advocates urge flip float and follow if trouble arises and stress the need for public eyes on the water. Reporter contact noted.

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City battles over development plans for surplus woods site

City planners and council consider proposals for the 285 W. 36th St. surplus property known as the woods. Neighbors fear loss of green space amid three bids from Darby Enterprises and Third Coast Homes. A citizen petition and public comments push to preserve land as is, with two other proposals valuing the site for residential units ranging from 20 to 27 homes and grants.

Jenna Elswick Planning Commission Wayne Klomparens Klomparens Randy Boettier 36Th St Save Our Green Space van Beek Dick Darby Darby Enterprises Steve Grose Don Wilkinson Third Coast Homes Lakeshore Habitat For Humanity Jubilee

Supreme Court narrows pathway to curb partisan redistricting

In a 5 to 4 ruling the Supreme Court curbed federal courts power to strike partisan gerrymanders, reversing lower court wins in Maryland and North Carolina. Ruling cites that legislators should draw maps, not courts, despite concerns about entrenching one party. Reactions span from Rep. Huizenga praising the decision to Sen Peters criticizing it as a setback for reform. Proponents note ongoing state court challenges and a Citizens Redistricting Commission in Michigan to pursue fair maps.

Kagan Jimmy Carter Maryland Michigan North Carolina Ohio Wisconsin Supreme Court U.S Bill Huizenga R-Zeeland Huizenga Sen Gary Peters Peters Citizens Redistricting Commission

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