Man Arrested in Allegan County Double Fatal Crash
Allegan County Sheriff’s Office arrested 21 year old Jacob Scot Damron of Wayland for two counts of operating while intoxicated causing death, two counts of reckless driving causing death, plus related charges after a July 17 crash at M-40 and 128th Avenue in Heath Township killed Logan Allbaugh and Hannah Allbaugh who had just wed. A handgun was found in Damron’s vehicle and both he and the Allbaughs held medical marijuana prescriptions. He was arraigned Oct. 23 in 57th District Court.
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Holland to host three governance policy training sessions
Holland City Council begins three policy governance trainings led by Dave Medema of Medema Consulting. The first session is 5 30 p m Oct 24 at city hall with public comment at study session. No decisions will be made.
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Longtime DeGraaf Nature Center director retires
Rob Venner, 65, after 25 years leading DeGraaf Nature Center, retires this fall. He noted his love of outdoor discoveries and says his best days come from unexpected wildlife sightings during visits to the center. The retirement marks the end of a quarter century of guiding visitors and programs.
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DeGraaf Nature Center director departs after long tenure
Holland Sentinel reports the first full-time director of DeGraaf Nature Center, Kevin Venner, leaves after guiding growth since 1993. The center at 600 Graafschap Road expanded to include a kitchen, classrooms, offices, a wildlife viewing room, and a $336,000 entrance and parking renovation.
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Michigan Students Face Persistent Bullying In 2017 Survey
Nationally and in Michigan bullying remains a concern after the 2017 Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Michigan reports 22.8 percent bullied on school property and 19.6 percent cyberbullied, with the national cyberbullying rate at 19.7 percent. Interim State Superintendent Sheila Alles urged focus on kindness and inclusive schools.
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