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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2018
Page
2
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Three upcoming events listed for given venues. Maple Palooza at DeGraaf Nature Center and Christ Memorial Church on Graafschap Road offer free admission or paid tickets. Mysteries and Histories Beneath the Inland Seas at Jack H. Miller Center presents tickets from 13.50 to 16 with details at michiganshipwrecks.org.
A sequence of incidents in the city includes medical calls on Washington Avenue and Lincoln Avenue, a death by own action near Central Avenue, mental welfare checks on Oxford Court, warrants on W 30th Street, and several suspicious person or vehicle reports on multiple blocks. Other items include larceny, property damage, domestic violence, burglar alarm, and disorderly conduct notices.
A proposed bill HB 5407, known as the Rebekah Bletsch Law, would allow a victim of crime who cannot speak in court to designate an adult to deliver an impact statement. The measure aims to let the court hear the effects of the offense on the victim’s life, guiding sentencing decisions.
Ingham County hearings featured 156 Nassar survivors delivering impact statements as part of a plea deal. The advocacy focuses on the Rebekah Bletsch Law to aid victims, improve restitution, and empower more speak ups in court. Victim advocates note rising willingness to testify and warn against excessive courtroom departures by defendants.
Clarks Summit University graduate Jungel and Klunder's committee mull over two finalists for Zeeland Police Chief. Jungel, a 25 year Eaton County Sheriff’s Office veteran managing 140 employees, holds degrees from Western Michigan, Mid Michigan, and MSU. The panel resumes Monday March 26 and will forward a recommendation to the Zeeland City Council on April 9.
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