Auto insurance reforms spark worry in Michigan victims
State reforms passed in 2019 aimed to cut costs by shifting most catastrophic crash costs to the MCCA while giving drivers a choice in coverage. New fee rules from July 1 cap charges at 55 percent of non Medicare costs, prompting concerns that access to nonhospital rehabilitation and attendant services for crash victims could be reduced.
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Holland Advances Downtown Social District Plan
Holland city council approved two resolutions to create a downtown social district where patrons may carry open drinks. The program launches in June after state permits are secured. hours run 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily within a district from Columbia Avenue to Pine Avenue and Sev enth to 10th Street, with closures during festivals unless special permission is granted.
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Holland Public Schools hires firm to lead equity talks
Holland Public Schools will partner with the West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology to guide equity discussions through WMCAT's Public Agency division. The initiative expands beyond the Dutch mascot to a holistic equity program, aiming to involve community input and foster equity, action and innovation.
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