Robocalls tied to Holland mayoral race target Nathan Bocks
Holland residents report automated calls and texts aiming to paint mayoral candidate Nathan Bocks as socialist. Bocks and supporters say the surveys pressure voters and reference a 2016 blog post. Mayor Nancy DeBoer denies campaign involvement. she criticizes robocalls. Local residents cite leading questions and partisan labeling in the message.
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Freshmen Win Hope Pull at Hope College
The 122nd annual Hope College Pull on September 28 saw the freshman class of 2023 win by 10 feet 1 inch. Coached by the junior class of 2021, the freshmen improve to 3-0 in recent Pulls. The event, moved to 11th Street due to high water, draws fans as sophomores lead the series 70-33 since 1909.
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DeBoer and Bocks debate housing at Holland forum
Holland mayor Nancy DeBoer and challenger Nathan Bocks faced questions on affordable housing LGBTQ protections and the Holland Civic Center at a League of Women Voters forum held September 30 in City Hall. Both tied solutions to collaboration and transportation.
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Whitmer vetoes nearly one billion in state budget
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the Michigan budget hours before the deadline while striking 147 line-item vetoes totaling 947 million dollars. She cut 128 million from K-12 and 375 million in one-time road funds amid a dispute with GOP lawmakers over transportation spending.
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