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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel sets out to correct all errors of substance in this spot. It invites readers to report mistakes by emailing newsroom HollandSentinel com or calling 616 546 4200 for feedback.
Holland Garden Club Flower Show runs 9 a m to 9 p m at Herrick District Library 300 S River Ave free admission and Tulip Time info at tuliptime com DeGraaf Nature Center opens dawn to dusk at 600 Graafschap Road with miles of trails and programs for all ages call 616 355 1057 or degraaf.org Dutch Dance and Style Show starts 10 45 a m at Civic Center 150 W Eighth St
Police log entries dated April 15 list follow up at 700 block of E 16th Street and 100 block of E 22nd Street, assist public near Chicago Drive and Waverly Road, lost property at W 32nd Street and Washington Avenue, peace officer calls on Maple Avenue Skylark Court, and Hastings Avenue. miscellaneous criminal at W 25th Street, warrant at Oxford Court, domestic violence on Hastings Avenue, suspicious person or vehicle at Lugers Road.
Douglas Mahn, longtime West Ottawa Public Schools board member, pleaded guilty to second degree criminal sexual conduct involving a child under 13. An Ottawa County judge sentenced him to jail, five years probation, and a strict set of conditions including stayaway orders, internet ban, electronic tether, and sex offender registration.
Voters in Holland and surrounding areas weighed multiple school and civic bonds while amid Tulip Time. Alan and Sherry Martens and their son Sam voted at First United Methodist Church with Sam casting his second vote. The ballot included Holland Aquatic Center bonds to fund a 25,000 square foot expansion and renovations totaling about 26.3 million dollars, West Ottawa Schools proposed 20 million elementary school and arts upgrades plus a 12 million operating bond, and other district improvements focusing on Douglas Elementary and Saugatuck High, with results to be posted by Ottawa County and coordinated with Allegan County.
The bill would let drivers opt out of personal injury coverage and choose among at least two offerings, with limits like 50000 and 250000, while reducing MCCA reimbursements and cutting per-vehicle fees. Supporters cite lower premiums, while critics warn it guts essential care for severely injured crash victims.
Holland city officials defend the street performer ordinance amid a past lawsuit settlement of over 7500 dollars per musician. Performers must be approved to appear on Thursday nights, receive late May notices, and may busk for tips with a 15 dollar individual or 25 dollar group permit. Gentex Corp sponsors the series with arts council support.
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