Holland man headed to trial in shooting and robbery case
Justin DeMario Mason, 22, of Holland, faces two counts of assault with intent to rob while armed and a firearms charge after a March 29, 2017 Holland Heights shooting. He did not enter a plea Monday at the 20th Circuit Court in Grand Haven. Mason’s case, in Ottawa County, remains in custody with bond set at 750000 dollars cash as a jury trial is scheduled.
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DeMario Mason
Holland Heights
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Karen Miedema
Mason
Tom Smith
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Ottawa County
Lizzie Throop Shipwreck Mystery Revealed in Lake Michigan
The Lizzie Throop, an 1849 Grand Haven schooner sunk in 250 feet of Lake Michigan, was confirmed in 2017 after discovery by the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association. The association has found about 21 Great Lakes wrecks since 2001, and will present the full Lizzie Throop story at a March 24 Holland film festival at Hope College, featuring multiple maritime history panels and exhibitions.
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Lake Michigan
Craig Rich
Michigan Shipwreck Research Association
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Great Lakes
Association
South Haven
Holland
Jack H. Miller
Hope College
Grand Haven
Ottawa County
Mill Point
Spring Lake
J. O'Conner
Nathan Throop
Grand Rapids
Robert Doornbos
Holland City Council Faces Short-Term Rental Policy Tweaks
Holland will discuss multiple short-term rental policy changes at its 7 p.m. meeting on March 21 in city hall. Proposals include banning short-term use in accessory dwellings, removing the need for certain licenses, and classifying rentals closer to long-term dwellings. Tulip Time rules would drop the 20 day limit to a 10 day cap during the festival in May.
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Hope Avenue
Zeeland Police chief finalists to interview again this week
Zeeland two finalists Tim Jungel and Steve Harper return for a second round of interviews this Thursday and Friday. They will tour the city, dine with committee members, meet city officials, and visit the police department. A public discussion will determine which candidate to recommend to the city council.
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South Elm St
Eaton County Sheriff's Office
Wayland City
Bill Olney
Ottawa County
Jenison
Cornerstone University
Ae Rae
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