Holland East K7 Collecting Wonder Books For Students
Holland East K7 is collecting Wonder and related titles to supply every student from third through seventh grade with the book or picture books. Principal Nick Cassidy notes 220 books donated in two weeks and explains the program aligns with the Be NICE and Choose Kind initiatives to foster inclusion and empathy among a diverse student body.
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Holland East
East
Nick Cassidy
August Pullman
Cassidy
Be Nice
Mental Health Foundation of
West Michigan
Wonder
All East
Amazon
24Th St
Holland
Ottawa County offers eight week CERT training in West Olive
Ottawa County CERT opens eight week basic training starting April 11, meeting Wednesdays 6 to 9 PM at the Fillmore Street Complex West Olive. Course covers disaster preparedness medical operations light search and rescue and terrorism and disaster simulation with free admission for residents and a small materials fee for nonresidents. Registration by April 6 through OCCERT contacts Pam Park Jay Poll or phone 616-738-4052.
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West Olive
Ottawa County Community Emergency Response Team
CERT
Ottawa County
Fillmore Street
Citizen Corps
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Ottawa County Emergency Management Office
Pam Park
Occert
Gmail
Jay Poll
Zeeland building owner adds affordable units downtown
Zeeland property owner Doug Vos converted the upper level of his historic building into four affordable apartments at 219 Lofts above Don's Flowers on Main Avenue. The $200,000 community development grant requires income qualification and below market rents, with three one bed and one two bed units ready for tenant move‑in at month end.
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Zeeland
Doug Vos
Don’s Flowers
Main Avenue
Vos
Michigan State Housing and Development Authority
Don's
Volunteers seek affordable housing in Ottawa County
A team of volunteers from Good Samaritan Ministries and Hope College students conducted a landlord count across Ottawa County on March 22 to identify affordable units. The effort, tied to the annual point in time homeless count by Ottawa County United Way, aims to connect voucher holders with available rentals and guide families toward stable housing. Data gathered will be analyzed in weeks and used to direct housing seekers to known affordable units.
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Hope College
Victoria Gardner
Good Samaritan Ministries
Ottawa County
Laura Driscoll
Good Samaritan
Ottawa County United Way
Compassionate Heart
Benjamin’s Hope
Holland Rescue Mission
Polly Khorn
Housing Americare
Khorn
Michigan
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