Corrections Policy Notice from The Holland Sentinel
The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct all substantive errors in this spot. Readers may report errors by emailing newsroom at HollandSentinel.com or by calling 616 546 4200.
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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel announces it will correct all substantive errors in this spot. Readers may report errors by emailing newsroom at HollandSentinel.com or by calling 616 546 4200.
The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 5955 141st Ave Holland with free admission. For details contact 262-716-9477. Astronomy, Summer Sky.
A sequence of police logs from April 15 to 16 records numerous calls including suspicious persons and vehicles on W 20th Street Lincoln Avenue and E 16th Street, a warrant, open doors, suspicious activity at E Eighth Street, intoxicated driving on Pine Avenue, motorist assist on W 48th Street, a stabbing on W 24th Street, traffic problems, burglar alarms, property damage crashes on Matt Urban and other blocks, with multiple locations cited.
John Karsten, Holland’s longtime town crier in his 41st year, received a lifetime membership in the American Guild of Town Criers and a mayoral memento as neighbors honored his decades of service at the Civic Center. The Ontario Guild of Town Criers named May 11 as John and Welda Karsten Day in Holland.
At a Holland Township meeting residents voiced strong opposition to Covenant’s Pine Creek Reserve plan, citing tree removal, density, boat slips, and potential overdevelopment. Nine spoke against. two Villas residents supported. Some called for more trees and smaller boat slip numbers amid concerns over construction noise and open space.
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