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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2019
Page
2
Holland Farmers Market opens at 8 a.m. on Eighth Street Market Place with free admission. Spark Lab runs noon to 3 p.m. at the Holland Museum, 31 West 10th Street, ticket price 4 to 7 dollars. Hemlock Crossings Nature Education Center operates 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 8151 West Olive Road, West Olive, contact 616 786 4847.
A sequence of police activity reports from Sept 2 into Sept 3 lists suspicious persons and vehicles on W 40th and W 32nd streets, motorist aid on Washington Avenue, intoxicated person on E 34th, later disturbance on W 30th, burglaries and alarms on Hastings and Veterans Drive, larceny on River Avenue, well being checks, 911 hang ups, breaking and entering, crashes, lost property, malicious destruction, traffic complaints, warrants, hit and run, assisting the public, animal complaints, and further disturbances on Washington Avenue and E 16th Street with multiple blocks cited.
Authorities search for 25 year old James Edward Key in Allegan County and Kentwood after he allegedly followed two elderly women from Gun Lake and Four Winds Casinos, broke into their homes, and robbed them. He faces multiple counts including felonious assault first degree home invasion and armed robbery. Tip lines for Allegan County Sheriff and Kentwood Police. Anonymous tips to Silent Observer 855-745-3680.
Moralez owns Hopland Brewstillery and Tulip City Brewstillery both serving beer wine and spirits under one roof. Grand opening Friday Oct 18 at 3 pm with 10 beers on tap aiming for 14, limited spirits and wines, no food served, partners with food trucks and delivery options.
A sanctuary gathering featured keynote speaker Bill Burston of Americans Against Gun Violence discussing U.S. gun laws and mass shooting definitions. A moderated panel with pediatricians pastors and a sheriff's lieutenant followed, including two Black River School students like Hannah Huggett sharing personal views.
The Big Read keynote and Little Read Lakeshore events will be at Hope College in the Jack Miller Concert Hall. Julia Alvarez’s In the Time of the Butterflies is the main Big Read selection. The Little Read book is The Rooster who Would Not be Quiet by Carmen Agra Deedy.
Strikes enter 30th day with talks in late stages. Key issues remain faster post 2007 hires pay, apprenticeships, and winding down a training center. Union plans Detroit meeting to vote on a tentative deal and timing for return to work. GM proposes $9.0 billion in investments and raises, including a $1.3 billion cell factory near Lordstown.
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