Ottawa County ends COVID-19 state of emergency declaration
Ottawa County commissioners voted Tuesday to end the COVID-19 state of emergency, expiring at 5 p.m. The move ends the 14 month order, which mainly affected internal matters like remote work and appointment-only services. Commissioner Zylstra and Chair Bergman opposed the resolution citing virtual meeting concerns.
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Street Performer Series to Return in Downtown Holland
Holland announces the return of the annual Street Performer Series with 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday performances from June 17 to August 19. Apply by May 28. performers must be 18 or older and groups limited to four. Eighth Street will be closed to traffic and masks encouraged to aid social distancing. Permits cost 15 dollars for individuals and 25 dollars for groups, valid through year end.
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Allendale Township Considers Statue Removals After Controversy
After a year of debate over the Garden of Honor Civil War statue a Union and Confederate soldier back to back with a kneeling freed slave child the board heard the committee report May 24 proposing input on future additions and possible replacement plans for the monument.
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