MAX Director on Paid Leave Amid Embezzlement Probe
Linda LeFebre, MAX executive director since 2001, was placed on paid leave during an internal investigation as Holland police probe possible embezzlement by an MAX employee. Detectives seized five years of financial records. MAX and police investigations run separately with no arrests yet. MAX serves Holland, Zeeland, Holland Township and Park Township under an independent board.
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Dutch Village to mark 60th anniversary with longer season
Dutch Village opens April 21 for Preview Weekend along U S 31 south of The Shops at Westshore to celebrate 60 years since the local park began. Co owner Joe Nelis says the celebration will stretch through Halloween with events planned across the year.
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Zeeland votes to build Washington Avenue roundabout
Zeeland City Council endorsed a $2.1 million West Washington Avenue reconstruction and a roundabout during the March 19 meeting setting the project for 2019 construction. See project on page A2.
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School board OKs HPS restructure
The Holland Public Schools Board voted 6-1 to return the district to a K-5 elementary model with a single middle school for the 2018-19 year. Holland Heights Jefferson West and Holland Language Academy will become K-5 schools, while Holland East becomes the middle school.
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