Man gets 11 years for armed robbery attempt in Grand Haven
Holland Township man Bracamontes, 22, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob while armed and related charges after attempting to steal a Louis Vuitton handbag from Jerad Kluting on Riley Street last May. Kluting described trauma from the incident as police found the weapon was stolen by Bracamontes' stepfather.
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Mathew Borgula
Matthew Borgula
Audra Gamble
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Avalon drum recital marks first live performance for students
Young musicians at Avalon School of the Arts prepare for their biannual Rock and Roll Drum Recital at Park Theatre on Monday March 11. Students perform for parents teachers and the public with teacher Kevin DePree guiding the session as each child takes a turn on the drums and the audience claps along.
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Vm CR OU
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Avalon School of the Arts
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Erin Dietzer
Sentinel Staff
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Holland honors cultural harmony group on 20th anniversary
Holland Mayor Nancy DeBoer issued a proclamation recognizing the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony ACEM for its 20th anniversary. ACEM formed in 1990 and was recognized March 6 at a Holland City Council meeting. The nonprofit has about 1,200 members and promotes unity, justice, fairness and equal treatment in the greater Holland area.
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Alliance For Cultural and Ethnic Harmony
Nancy DeBoer
Holland mayor and council race set for November 2019
Holland voters will choose a mayor and at least one at large council seat in the November 5 2019 election. Lyn Raymond filed to run for the at large seat currently held by Wayne Klomparens, while both Raymond and Klomparens have filed as of Monday. Filing closes at 4 pm April 23. Nathan Bocks announced in
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Raymond
Lakeshore Housing Alliance
Ottawa County United Way
Holland Planning Commission
Klomparens
Nathan Bocks
Whitmer road funding overhaul aims at busiest highways
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proposes a major reform to Michigan road funding, shifting 2.1 billion in net new revenue into a dedicated fund to rebuild and maintain the state's most heavily traveled roads. The plan would change how money is distributed under a 1951 formula, drawing criticism from rural-focused Republicans.
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Gretchen Whitmer
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Whitmer
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Levering
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