Zeeland studies full time fire chief role and AEDs
Zeeland City Council weighs moving the fire chief to full time after a five month study. The plan would raise costs if a daytime part time position remains, with a projected salary range of 69 798 to 90 737 dollars. The committee also recommends two new AEDs for police cars and to continue handling priority three medical calls.
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Zeeland
Kevin Plockmeyer
Nick Bonstell
Zeeland Fire Rescue
Ottawa County
Kevin Klynstra
Rick van Dorp
Tim Klunder
Mitch Harsevoort
Zeeland Fire/Rescue
City Council
Plockmeyer
Spring Lake Township
Brian Sipe
Sipe
Spooktacular licensed costumes drive Halloween sales in Holland
Cassandra Bondie reports The Halloween Store in Holland, a 24 year family business at 2337 N. Park Drive, dominates local licensed costumes. Dominant sellers include Vamparina JoJo Siwa for kids and ninja licenses for boys. superheroes and TV characters remain popular among trick or treaters.
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Meijer
Cassandra Bondie
Sentinel
Alloween
Holland
N. Park Drive
Dominic Naffie
Midwest
Naffie
Halloween trends shift toward video game characters and nostalgia
Video game costumes gain momentum in 2018 with Halo and Fortnight cited alongside Marvel and DC. Shoppers show interest in game-themed accessories, makeup, and simple outfits, while nostalgia drives costumes like Tomb Raider and Ready Player One.
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Naffie
Marvel
Windmill Island Gardens Undergoes Major Water Main Work
Construction begins at Windmill Island Gardens in Holland as a 1.1 million project by Kamminga & Roodvoots replaces the water main, adds paved shoulders, paths, and repaves the island. Access to the polder area is closed through November, with the causeway remaining open but less walker friendly.
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Windmill Island Gardens
Holland
Lincoln Ave
Matt Helmus
Windmill Island
Kamminga & Roodvoots
Grand Rapids
Holland’s
Sydney Smith
Sentinel
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