Woman jailed for defrauding husband's health plan
Pamela Sue Schumacher, 45, of West Olive, was sentenced in Ottawa County Circuit Court after pleading no contest to a charge downgraded from felony insurance fraud to a high court misdemeanor. She must pay $84,326 restitution, serve 60 days in jail, and one year of probation, with her husband affected by the scheme.
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Ottawa County
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GVSU Students to Speak at Holland Secular Alliance Meeting
Grand Valley State University secular students will speak at the Holland Openly Secular Alliance meeting on Saturday March 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. at 451 Columbia Ave Holland. The event invites all to attend and bring a dish to share as speakers discuss campus life and non theistic life contributing to a better world.
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Holland
Holland Openly Secular Alliance
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Columbia Ave
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HOSA
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Slagh bill protects buyers from unpaid property taxes
Michigan House passes HB 4055 to shield new subdivison buyers from prior owners tax debts. Rep Bradley Slagh notes fairness and prevention of foreclosures, while opponents say the measure aids local governments relying on timely payments. HB 4055 moves to the Senate for review.
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Bradley Slagh
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Ottawa County
Singh
Zeeland Township
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