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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel states it will correct all errors of substance in this spot. Readers are asked to report mistakes by emailing newsroom at HollandSentinel com or calling 616 546 4200 for feedback and corrections.
Park Theatre presents covert operations show at 8 p.m. with tickets 10 to 15 dollars at parktheatreholland.org. Holland Museum hosts midday events from noon to 3 p.m. with tickets 4 to 7 dollars at hollandmuseum.org. Holland Area Arts Council offers daytime access 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission at hollandarts.org.
A police log from March 7 lists multiple calls including larceny on Washington Avenue, traffic complaints at E 16th and Eighth, warrants on E 24th and W 16th, a panic alarm on Washington Avenue, civil matters, a missing person report on E 10th, and a property damage crash at US-31 and Lincoln Avenue.
Community Action House and First United Methodist Church run a no questions asked shower program for the homeless. Four church showers accommodate two people at a time due to capacity. Volunteers provide clothing, toiletries, breakfast items, and coffee. Patrons may use WiFi and the church address for mail, helping employment chances. The effort aims to support health, dignity, and community inclusion for about 5-10 weekly users.
The Refresh program at First United Methodist Church of Holland hosts an open house from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday March 26 at 57 W. 10th St. Residents and volunteers can tour facilities, hear speakers, and learn how the effort helps the city’s unhoused population with showers, conversation, and potential future expansion. Local advocates urge showing care and community support as plans include adding a bigger hot water heater and separate shower stalls.
Junior Olivia Lappinga and sophomore AJ Ediger sparked the Hawkeye volleyball and basketball postseasons with grit and crowd energy. Ediger poured in a game high 31 points as they advanced, while Lappinga reflected on the experience shaping a resilient postseason mindset for the team at DeVos Fieldhouse. Coach Dan Van Hekken called the venue and run a special moment as Holland prepares for Friday’s Van Noord showdown one win from a state final.
The 2018 statewide Proposals 2 and 3 passed changing voter access and redistricting in Michigan. Proposal 2 created an independent 13 member redistricting commission in the legislature to draw districts. Proposal 3 allows same day and any time voting with proof of residency and Election Day registration, prompting concerns over longer lines and higher costs for local clerks and absentee ballot processes. Local clerks may require overtime and districts must order new absentee applications. Veterans records and increased birth figures are noted.
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