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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2018
Page
2
Jason Reynolds Teen Book Club at Herrick District Library runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with free admission. Holland Area Arts Council hosts activities 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 150 E Eighth Street, donations welcome. Critter Barn event at 9275 Adams Street Zeeland offers free entry with optional donations via critterbarn.org.
A sequence of police activity on February 23 records assists for the public, domestic disputes, civil matters, intoxicated persons, larceny, burglar alarms, medical calls, traffic complaints, and check welfare. Notable sites include W 16th Street, Century Lane, E 12th Street, River Avenue, and Washington Avenue with multiple entries through 12:01 PM.
At a March 8 public meeting residents showed mixed views on a central roundabout, but City staff and council members said the tone was largely positive. Councilwoman Mary Beth Timmer noted many with initial concerns left more favorable, while Tim Klunder urged moving forward to bid by December 31 for a 2025 construction start as part of a larger Washington reconstruction from Franklin to the western city limits. The plan faces issues like right of way and parking relocations with an estimated 1.9 million cost if the roundabout is omitted and funding tied to safety and economic grants. Mayor pro-tem Sally Gruppen cast the lone no vote seeking more time for pedestrian and cyclist safety review.
The Longfe low building housing early childhood programs will join all K 5 schools except Holland Language Academy. Maplewood continues Head Start and infant services as board weighs 2018 19 implementation amid community feedback and a proposed advisory committee. Concerns focus on moving Holland Early College from its standalone building, but district officials pledge to preserve its identity and support student growth.
Dutch Village celebrates its 60th anniversary dating to 1958, tracing roots to Nelis Tulip Farms started nearly a century ago by the Nelis family. The park plans a preview weekend April 21, a 60th birthday July 3 car show, and yearly charity partnerships with groups like Eighth Day Farm and Community Action House.
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