Families find visiting workaround at Zeeland Royal Park Place
In Zeeland a Royal Park Place retirement community offers on the job testing and safety measures that let workers Carla Kraker and Judy Frego see their parents inside the facility. Henne and Rudy Kleinheisel moved there four years ago, and the sisters value daily close contact, meals together, and the ability to check on their parents several times weekly despite pandemic restrictions.
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Tulip Time Virtual Artisan Market Drives Interest
Tulip Time in Holland shifted to a Virtual Artisan Market to adapt to COVID-19. About 75 vendors are listed on the festival site while the traditional event at Centennial Park normally hosts around 200 vendors and hundreds of shoppers. Event planner Kim VanderMelen called the effort “going very well” as artists participate from home.
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Zeeland extends 1 mill tax cut for another year
Zeeland officials vote to extend a 1 mill tax cut for one more year as part of a budget plan approved May 3. The move keeps the rate at 10.1354 mills while offsetting a projected rise in property tax revenue with lower investment earnings and reduced state revenue sharing. The budget also waives downtown maintenance assessments for a second year and outlines $53.5 million in revenues against $53 million in expenditures, driven by the Zeeland Board of Public Works utilities.
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Zeeland
Kevin Plockmeyer
Zeeland Board of Public Works’ Utilities
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