Community split on Hamilton Schools bond survey results
Hamilton Community Schools conducted a March 1928 phone survey of 300 registered voters after a failed August 2020 bond attempt. Results show 46 percent leaning no and 44 percent yes on a $64 million proposal to extend debt life with 4.35 mills, plus detailed support levels for project components and general district opinions.
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Velo Kids plans new season after pause in Holland
Holland based nonprofit Velo Kids unveils 2021 season with three programs six biweekly community rides starting June 2 at Window on the Waterfront Holland. New features include Hudsonville Ice Cream Bike Library and June July weeklong camps for ages 7-12 plus a Junior Mountain Bike Club for 8-15.
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Ottawa County Parks and Recreation
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GRCC offers free summer program for recent grads
Grand Rapids Community College invites recent high school graduates from classes of 2020 and 2021 to join the Bridges to College Raider Ready program. The two sessions run June 8–July 6 and July 12–Aug 12 with mornings Monday through Thursday, in Kent and Ottawa counties, plus online options. Stipends up to 500 dollars reward attendance, meals and bus passes provided, with college navigators to help adjust to higher education.
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