Holland to raise downtown assessments in 2019
Holland City Council approved higher parking, snowmelt, and principal shopping district assessments for 2019 with no public comments. Parking rises 3 percent to 0.3533 per first floor square foot and the PSD upper floors move to 0.14 per square foot, including basement spaces. Snowmelt adds 3.3 percent, totaling 298 925 in 2019. funds fund branding and advertising.
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Kara de Alvaro
de Alvaro
Amy Sasamoto
Downtown Development Authority
Quincy Byrd
Raul Garcia
Sasamoto
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Columbia Avenue
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Demolition Begins on Seminary Library Tower Renovation
Western Theological Seminary started the final phase of its renovation and expansion, begun in May 2017, with demolition of the old library. Elzinga & Volkers, the Holland construction firm, reports progress toward a December grand opening and a transformed, multilevel library plus new offices, classrooms, and a community kitchen.
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Elzinga & Volkers
Brett Lesiewicz
the Sentinel
Ryan Geurink
Geurink
Community Action House
Andy Bast
Seminary
Lesiewicz
HollandSentinel.com
Cassandra Bondie
Sentinel
Two-car crash injures Spring Lake area woman
A two car crash on 48th Avenue Blendon Township near Hudsonville left Sarah Vanderleek of Spring Lake Township with minor injuries and Benjamin Van Weeden of Hudsonville with a minor head injury. Both drivers wore seat belts and were treated at local hospitals. The crash remains under investigation.
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Hudsonville
48Th Avenue
Blendon Township
Barry Street
Benjamin van Weeden
Chris Dill
Ottawa County
Spring Lake Township
Vanderleek
Spectrum Health
Zeeland Community Hospital
van Weeden
Dill
Zeeland
Sheriff's Office
County Sheriff's Office
Damon Atterey
Fennville
Westshore Drive
Riley Street
Atterey
Riley
Mohona Dias
Dias
Holland Hospital
Zeeland students plan Water Walk for Project Clarity
Zeeland Quest seventh and eighth graders organize a community Water Walk on October 29 to raise awareness and funds for Project Clarity. They partner with Zeeland Police, Hope College, and the Outdoor Discovery Center to support Lake Macatawa and the Macatawa Watershed, aiming to raise $1,000 via a GoFundMe as students carry posters and water from Roosevelt Elementary through Zeeland from 11:30 a.m. to 1:05 p.m.
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Zeeland
Charles Fishman
Barbara Kingsolver
Fishman
Zach Adams
Marcy Blowers
Zeeland Police Department
Hope College
Outdoor Discovery Center
Blowers
Roosevelt Elementary
W. Roosevelt Ave
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