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Three Things to Do Fall Fest and Birding Walk
Fall Fest runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in downtown Holland with free activities and a small fee for some. Crooked performs at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at DeWitt Center studio theater 141 E. 12th St with tickets $7 to $10. Birding Walk starts at 9 a.m. at Grand Ravines on S. 399 Fillmore St. in Norton with free admission. For details call 616-786-4847.
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Huizenga campaign faces questions over spending
The Michigan Democratic Party criticizes U S congressional candidate Huizenga for campaign spending. Barry defends funds, noting a 7000 dollar golf fundraiser and separate reimbursements for meals, lodging in Washington, mileage, and golf. The complaint alleges Huizenga spends more than other Michigan delegates.
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Debate continues as Whitmer and Schuette clash over roads and rights
Michigan gubernatorial candidates outline plans from cradle to career to fix roads and boost skilled trades. Whitmer pledges three billion dollars for roads with two from state and one from federal funds while Schuette pushes a transportation audit and more federal investment. They spar over immigration and Trump policy, with Whitmer accusing Schuette of backing Trump. A second debate is set for October 24 at WDIV studios in Detroit.
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Sheridan challenges Local Observer role in Saugatuck notices
Former Allegan judge Stephen Sheridan audits Local Observer, claims below 25 percent threshold and files complaints with the Michigan AG and Secretary of State. City officials discuss election notices while contendingdonations and legal definitions affect whether the paper qualifies as a newspaper.
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New science standards push crosscutting learning across districts
Michigan districts Holland Zeeland and West Ottawa transition to next generation science standards emphasizing crosscutting inquiry and event analysis. Teachers retrain toward student centered, applied units with MI STAR and STEM programs guiding sixth through twelfth graders while field tests influence future assessment.
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