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Holland area markets and museum events
Holland Farmers Market runs 8 a.m. at Eighth Street Market Place with free entry. Holland Museum hosts events noon to 3 p.m. at 31 W. 10th St. with tickets ranging from 4 to 7 dollars. Sonnenzimmer exhibit is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St. Free admission.
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Police Log Highlights From April 20 to April 21
A sequence of incidents recorded across multiple blocks and streets includes shootings complaints, burglar alarms, civil matters, traffic and parking issues, domestic violence, lost property, follow ups, suspicious persons, mental walkaways, and multiple traffic stops. Notable entries involve 900 block Vassar Avenue breaking and entering, 600 block Myrtle Avenue civil matters, and 1000 block Legion Court criminal sexual conduct.
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Police Log Minute by Minute On April 22 Actions
A rush of incidents across multiple blocks from 3:13 p.m. to 10:55 a.m. includes trespass, property damage crashes, suspicious persons and vehicles, civil matters non criminal, narcotics, medical calls, follow ups, hit and run with no injuries, miscellaneous crimes, peace officer activity, warrants, assist requests, mental health walkaway, domestic violence, 911 hang ups, check well being, malicious destruction of property, breaking and entering, animal and lost property reports, and traffic complaints spanning downtown Ottawa area and surrounding streets.
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Central Avenue
20Th Street
Pine Avenue
N River Avenue
Old Mill Drive
Prospect Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Apple Avenue
Fairbanks Avenue
Beech Creek Drive
E 16Th Street
Waverly Road
E Eighth Street
E 15Th Street
Washington Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Bloth Street
Plasman Avenue
16Th Street
River Avenue
E 32Nd Street
E 22Nd Street
Diekema Avenue
E 13Th Street
Ridgeland Court
24Th Street
11Th Street
34Th Street
Eighth Street
van Raalte Avenue
Ottawa Avenue
14Th Street
40Th Street
Ninth Street
23Rd Street
10Th Street
Stratford Way
30Th Street
E 24Th Street
First Street
Country Lane
Camelot Place
E 26Th Street
E Ninth Street
College Avenue
26Th Street
28Th Street
E 48Th Street
Police Calls Log From City Streets Note Frequent Disturbances
A sequence of incidents logged from 11:38 a.m. to 10:44 p.m. includes assist police, domestic violence, property damage crashes, breaking and entering, fraud, suspicions, animal and welfare checks, civil matters, retail fraud, traffic complaints, follow ups, parking violations, lost and found items, suspicious persons or vehicles, burglar alarms, and a lost child. Numerous blocks and streets across the city are cited, with agencies and first responders handling various nonfatal incidents throughout the day.
Burglary Alarm and Civil Matters Across City Highlights
A sequence of police log entries records incidents from April 23 including burglar alarms at 1200 Industrial and 900 Production Court, domestic violence on Vassar and W40th, a robbery on James Street, car crashes, warrants, fraud, and follow up actions. Multiple traffic complaints, civil matters, and suspicious person events appear at various blocks along E 16th, 40th, and Lincoln avenues, plus River and Shore Drive areas.
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Lincoln Avenue
E 26Th Street
E 32Nd Street
James Street
E 16Th Street
E 33Rd Street
Columbia Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
E 24Th Street
E 48Th Street
Vassar Avenue
W 40Th Street
Ottawa County Sheriff reports rise in mental health concerns and traffic issues
Kempker chairs a statewide mental health diversion panel as Ottawa County records show 612 crisis reports, 29 515 traffic stops yielding 18 000 tickets, and 6 972 crashes with 21 fatal, eight alcohol or drug related. He commends staff while urging focus on victims. Read full 2018 annual report at miottawa.org/sheriff.
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Michigan lawmakers back bipartisan PFAS Accountability Act
The PFAS Accountability Act gains early bipartisan support in Congress with senators Stabenow Peters and Florida Republican Rubio co-sponsoring. It aims to set reporting and cleanup guidelines for federal facilities including military sites and to require cooperation with states, with grants to states and communities to address PFAS contamination.
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