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3 Things to Do at Spark Lab and Local Events
Spark Lab runs noon to 3 pm at Holland Museum 31 W. 10th St with tickets 4 to 7 dollars. Holland Farmers Market opens 8 am at Eighth Street Market Place free admission. The Speed of Change exhibit runs 10 am to 5 pm at Holland Area Arts Council 150 E Eighth St details at hollandarts.org.
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Popejoy Trial: Defense Portrays Neighbor Harassment Motive
The defense contends Wendell Popejoy killed due to ongoing harassment from neighbor Bonge, not premeditation. Witnesses describe years of antagonistic behavior including disputes and Bonge's combative conduct. The defense argues the body was disposed of in a panic, with 20 prosecution witnesses expected. trial could extend into next week.
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Haley resigns as U N ambassador in Trump shake-up
U N Ambassador Nikki Haley announces she will resign at year end in a surprise Trump administration overhaul. Haley, 46, says she will not seek the 2020 presidency and will campaign for Trump while hinting at a move to the private sector.
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Major Hurricane Michael Hitting Florida Panhandle
Hurricane Michael intensified rapidly with 120 mph winds and a potential 13 foot storm surge pushing toward the Florida Panhandle. Forecasters warned Category 3 nearing Category 4 strength as it neared landfall near Panama City Beach around midday Wednesday.
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Michael intensifies as Florida braces for large hurricane
As Michael moved into the Carolinas it became a hurricane with more than 180000 people under mandatory evacuation in Florida. Panama City residents fled north toward Alabama with two children while coastal homeowners stocked up. Forecasters reported hurricane winds 45 miles from the center and Michael 255 miles south of Panama City at 8 p.m. EDT. Florida Governor Rick Scott called it monstrous and Senator Bill Nelson warned of a dangerous wall of water along the Panhandle.
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Voter registration gains across states spark turnout talk
The Houston Chronicle notes continued voter interest since March while the Tampa Bay Times cites Next- Gen America registering over 50 000 Florida voters before a deadline. Nevada adds 72 000 voters January to August, Ohio sees a 2 percent rise since 2016, Tennessee boosts after Taylor Swift endorsement. Michigan sample ballot and polling place available at michigan.gov vote.
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Economy Inn fights license revocation over city ordinance
Ottawa County records show Economy Inn owner Patel challenging the local lodging license suspension under the ordinance after repeated code violations. The motel faced multiple suspensions since 2013. inspections cited trash, mattresses, and occupant complaints while city inspectors note enforcement hinges on confirmed violations. Patel plans to hire a management firm to restore operations as he faces loss of income.
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Lawsuit filed over campus stalking and fatal shooting case
The Reilly family sues Ottawa County deputies and Grand Valley officers accusing lax actions after alleged PPO violations by Jeremy Kelley. Kelley, who then shot Reilly and himself, reportedly faced no penalty for threats. The suit seeks medical funeral burial costs and damages under Michigan Wrongful Death Act.
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