Michigan and County COVID-19 daily updates and totals
Michigan reports 799 new cases and 12 deaths on May 26 bringing totals to 886,118 confirmed and 19,031 deaths with 791,206 recovered. Ottawa County shows 25 new cases and no deaths. total 30,189 cases and 368 deaths with 30,073 recoveries. Allegan County records 3 new cases and 1 death on May 25. totals reach 9,895 cases and 143 deaths with 10,089 recoveries. Vaccination rates are 45.7 percent statewide, 47.3 percent in Ottawa County, and 42.3 percent in Allegan County.
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Fennville Memorial Day Parade and Service Planned
The Fennville VFW Post 7911 sponsors a Memorial Day Parade on Monday May 31 with lineup 9:30 to 10 a.m. on North Maple Street led by Boy Scout Troop 45 and Pack 3045. The Fennville High School Marching Band will perform and the service at the cemetery will feature Joe Marble and Pastor Keith Jones. The route goes via North Maple to First Street Park Street Main Street and into the cemetery. A firing squad will salute the dead followed by echo taps. COVID precautions apply and a community ice cream social is planned at the Fennville United Methodist Church after the parade.
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Short-term rentals spurs safety concerns in Saugatuck area
Deputy Chief Chris Mantels warns short-term rentals pose hazards from overcrowding and missing detectors to unsafe fuel storage. Holland, Laketown and Park Townships have begun regulating rentals amid dozens of units and hundreds of listings, with Park examining stricter rules.
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Police Log Highlights From April 8 and 9 Details
A series of police reports list incidents from 9:18 a.m. on April 8 to 7:57 a.m. on April 9, including communications complaints, lost property, assists to the public, disturbances, civil matters, fraud, crashes, and a death by own action. Notable blocks include US-31, E 24th Street, and Lincoln Avenue with multiple entries for disorderly conduct, property damage, and investigations. Police also logged boilerplate checks on well-being and follow ups across several blocks and streets.
Market indices slip amid broad selloff
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opens lower at 34,312.46 with a 81.52 point drop after hours trading. The Nasdaq trades at 13,657.17, down 4.00 points, while the S&P 500 slides to 4,188.13, down 8.92 points as investors reassess growth and inflation signals.
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