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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2018
Page
2
The piece lists two venues for the Moving Through the Unimaginable art exhibit. Saugatuck Center for the Arts at 400 Culver St offers 5pm weekday viewing with free admission. Holland Museum at 31 W 10th St charges 4 to 7 dollars for tickets and provides ticketing details.
A 120 acre nature preserve opens during daylight hours at A 4214 56th Street Fillmore Township. The site highlights outdoor discovery programs and is listed on outdoor discovery center.org for details and access.
Police log covers Feb 24 with 24 entries from 2:47 p.m. to 10:21 p.m. including Peace Officer traffic stop, domestic violence reports, a death by own action, property damage crash, follow ups, suspicious persons or vehicles, drownings, fraud, burglar alarms, intoxicated person, open door, and civil matters across blocks on Washington, E 16th and 48th, US-31, River and Apple avenues, and Ottawa Beach area.
A Holland analysis outlines a Community Energy Plan aiming for 10 metric tons per capita by 2050. The plan, developed with Holland Board of Public Works, Hope College Sustainability Institute, and the city, emphasizes greenhouse gas reduction through energy benchmarking, a new natural gas powered Holland Energy Park, and efficiency programs.
Allegan County CMH laid off 28 staff from about 120 as budget cuts hit. Board votes to sell the closed North Street building amid a 2018 budget of 23.4 million, 5 million less than 2017. Witte cites Medicaid category shifts and utilization reviews as cost-saving measures and eyes a possible county millage and funding reforms.
In Snyder’s Capitol office GOP leaders and road officials stood beside orange barriers and photos of crumbling roads as a one time $175 million boost was announced. The plan would allocate 39 percent to state and counties and 22 percent to cities and villages from $2.5 billion in unspent lapsed funds, while a 2015 law pushes toward $1.2 billion annual funding by 2021 through fuel taxes fees and transfers. Snyder said more investments are possible as progress continues.
Greater Ottawa County United Way wrapped its campaign with 2018 milestone figures. More than 7,000 employees donated from 200 plus companies, totaling 161,388 volunteer hours and $3.8 million in community impact. Awards honored Grand Haven Area Community Foundation, Holland/Zeeland Community Foundation, Haworth volunteer Randy Kottering, Bari Johnson, and Lynne Sherwood Lighthouse Leadership Award recipient.
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