Police blotter highlights Aug 25 26 incidents across city blocks
A dense police log lists multiple August 25 26 calls including animal complaints on Pine Avenue Cherry Street and Harrison, traffic and property damage crashes on W 10th and M 40 Cahill Drive, a run of civil matters and suspicious person reports, liquor violations, and several assists to the public with follow ups and alarms, ending with August 27 entries.
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Ninth Street
Pine Avenue
15Th Street
32Nd Street
College Avenue
10Th Street
Eighth Street
Cumberland Way
Skylark Court
24Th Street
Waverly Road
W 12Th Street
Chicago Drive
Lincoln Avenue
Court debate over LGBT protections and campaign flier
Community response centers on LGBTQ rights and local enforcement. Officials debate burden of proof in discrimination cases, while Flint like rhetoric triggers concerns about housing safety. Local candidates including DeBoer Holmes Raymond Klomparens discuss extending anti discrimination protections ahead of the November 5 election.
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Jay Kaplan
American Civil Liberty Union of Michigan
Lgbt Project
Kaplan
Sylvia Elliott
Office of Legal Affairs
Michigan Department of Civil Rights
DeBoer
Nathan Bocks
Holmes
Bocks
Lyn Raymond
Raymond
Lakeshore Housing Alliance
Flier
Thomas Pierce
Grand Rapids Pride Center
Pierce
Michigan
Elliott-Larsen
ELCRA
Saugatuck
Douglas
Grand Rapids
League of Women Voters
Wayne Klomparens
Klomparens
Holland
the Sentinel
Kat Schulte
Things To Do At Park Theatre And Nearby Venues
A compact events list for Holland area venues includes Dynohunter at Park Theatre 248 S River Ave doors 7 p.m. tickets $8 to $12 info parktheatre holland.org Photograph at Knickerbocker Theatre 86 E Eighth St 7 30 p.m. tickets $6 to $7 info hope.edu Spark Lab at Holland Museum 31 W 10th St noon to 3 p.m. tickets $4 to $7 info hollandmuseum.org
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Park Theatre
S. River Ave
Holland Museum
W. 10Th St
Jury to weigh trial evidence against Chance in perjury case
Denefeld plans to admit trial testimony piece by piece to avoid jury bias and will instruct jurors not to use Chance’s former occupation as proof of guilt. The Chances face perjury and accessory after the fact charges related to a mutilated body. Reporter Carolyn Muyskens covers the case for the Holland Sentinel and on social media.
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Denefeld
Chance
Holland Sentinel
County eyes funding amid state budget vetoes
Vanderberg told commissioners the county should be okay despite Governor Whitmer's budget vetoes as funding was projected to rise about 2.7 percent statewide. He described a wait and see stance with the smaller veto scope easing concerns. Arpan Lobo reports.
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Vanderberg
Whitmer
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