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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2019
Page
2
The Holland Sentinel corrects an error from Sun day’s Sentinel Page A9. The Petoskey Street Drum Band should have been named the Petoskey Steel Drum Band in the article about a concert after the parade.
Holland Christian Spring Orchestra Concert at 7 p.m. in the Jack H Miller Center 221 Columbia Ave Holland free admission. Open Mic Night with Andrew Nelson from 8 p.m. to midnight at Park Theatre 248 South River Ave admission two dollars. Open daily dawn to dusk nature trails and programs for all ages at 600 Graafschap Road details 616 355 1057 or degraaf.org.
Weston received 239 days credit and 93 days for weapon charges after pleading to possession of a stolen firearm and carrying a concealed weapon. His mother Stacy Puente expressed relief at his return home after eight months in jail, while Weston apologized in court and will complete GED or adult education as part of probation. West Ottawa Public Schools may not readmit him.
An April 17 police log lists numerous calls from 8:15 p.m. to 8:44 a.m. including suspicious person or vehicle reports on W 17th Lincoln and Hast ings avenues, disturbances on Macatawa Park and W 18th Street, civil matters, lost child, burglar alarms on E 15th and Gearink, warrants, follow ups, traffic complaints, and a weapons shooting complaint near Van block.
A sequence of police call timestamps and types across multiple blocks and streets including Mental Walkaway Larceny Assist General Public Motorist Assist Property Damage Crash Peace Officer Traffic Complaint Disorderly Conduct Stolen Vehicle Narcotics Runaway Juvenile Civil Matters Non Criminal Abduction and various unspecified locations. The log covers 8:49 a.m. to 4:49 p.m. with numerous incidents on E 16th Washington Avenue US-31 Central Avenue and nearby blocks.
A sequence of incidents recorded includes assist other agency calls on Camelot Place and E 48th Street, fraud on E 16th Street, property damage crashes at E 16th and Waverly and at E Ninth Street and Garrett Avenue, multiple check well being and civil matters, suspicious person or vehicle sightings on E 16th and Eighth Street Central, lost property on E 24th, traffic complaints on W 17th and Harrison Avenue, and retail fraud on E 16th.
A series of police notes record incidents from early morning to afternoon including suspicious persons and vehicles in multiple blocks on N River Avenue Fairbanks Avenue E 14th Street Michi gan Avenue Cumberland Way and other locations. Additional items include a missin g person check welfare alarms and a criminal sexual conduct report with other routine calls.
Police dispatch records show a sequence of calls including animal complaints, abandon vehicle reports, burglar alarms, traffic problems, larceny, civil matters, suspicious person or vehicle sightings, property damage crashes, lost property, domestic violence, and both assist and check wellbeing duties across blocks and streets such as W 21st Graafschap Hastings W 20th V an 3rd E 10th W 14th Abbey Court E Ninth Street Paw Paw Drive Fairbanks Avenue US 31 Central and surrounding areas between 1:38 p.m. and 11:50 p.m. The log lists multiple agencies involved and varied incidents throughout the day.
U.S. and China plan higher duties with a 24 week delay on Chinese tariffs while talks resume. Kudlow says talks may continue in Beijing as Xi and Trump may meet at the G20 in Osaka. Farm groups warn of losses as soybeans hit a 10 year low and aid programs are debated. Analysts warn China could curb growth further, and American households face some pain.
Ottawa County panel weighs a settlement in a $5.5 million suit involving Roberts Pipeline Western Land Services and the city. The deal would pay Roberts Pipeline 340000 and Western Land Services 485000, with the city funding from the electric fund. Mediation last week led to a joint resolution.
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