Smithsonian exhibit Patriot Nations comes to Holland City Hall
A Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian traveling exhibit titled Patriot Nations Native Americans in Our Nation s Armed Forces is on display at Holland City Hall for two weeks through Friday Sept 13. It features 16 panels detailing Native American service from Civil War to World War II and code talkers with a reception for local Native American veterans Sept 9. Hosted by the Human Relations Commission and sponsored by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.
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Saranac community rallies around Lasby family after student dies
After 12 year old Skylar Lasby collapsed during football practice he died at hospital. The seventh grader enjoyed football fishing and camping and was a University of Michigan fan. The community organized donations via GoFundMe and local drives while a candlelight vigil is planned at Saranac High School.
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OAISD PSAT results show mixed gains and dips across grades
Proficiency on the PSAT varied by grade with third grade at 46.7 in math and seventh at 35.7. ELA saw a small OAISD improvement in third grade to 63.5, while fourth through seventh grades declined in reading. Area math scores dropped across several grades, with eighth grade at 73.8 in reading and 55.6 in math. Visit mischooldata com for district breakdowns.
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Latinx voters study shows varied views on Trump economy and policy
A Holland Sentinel report on a Pew-based survey finds 59 percent of Michigan Latinos pro-choice while 26 percent pro-life, with mixed views on the economy and health care. Michigan shows a 37 percent male vs 17 percent female favorable view of Trump, and Florida reaches 50 percent male approval. The study notes Latinos are not a monolith, with statewide and gender gaps and 32 million eligible voters next year.
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