Woman guilty of diluting disabled patients drugs
Kristie Ann Mollohan, 42, pleaded guilty in federal court to two counts of tampering with a consumer product after replacing liquid Valium with water or saline while serving as a home health nurse in Allegan and Barry counties in 2016. Three disabled patients were affected. one minor died after a seizure likely caused by the dilution. Mollohan faces up to 20 years' prison and fines and must pay restitution.
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Three Local Events Quick Guide at Area Theaters
Open Mic Night runs 8 p.m. to midnight at Park Theatre 248 South River Ave with a $2 admission. Speed of Change exhibit is 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council 150 E. Eighth St with free entry. Critter Barn at 9275 Adams St Zeelar offers 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. admission free with donations accepted.
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Walk continued from Page Al in Douglas and Holland
Recreation volunteers cover registration for needy children while about a dozen Holland residents walk to Windmill Island in the rain. Evergreen Commons members join with umbrellas and T shirts as part of the Evergreen Striders. The 20th Blue Star Bridge Walk in Douglas featured a return shuttle for finishers on the 623 foot bridge.
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Parade honors workers with big truck display in Holland
Volunteers from Herman Miller arranged 80 trucks at the Holland Civic Center lot, space kept tight, as families collected giveaways and free ice cream from Hutt Trucking. Local leaders and many West Michigan firms joined the Labor Day parade celebrating the regional workforce.
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Meijer
Visser Farms
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Nancy DeBoer
Zeeland
Kevin Klynstra
Arlan Meekhof
Mary Whiteford
Roger Victory
Bill Huizenga
Huizenga
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Dream BIG start small mural highlights kindergarten readiness
Garcia led inspiration groups of preschoolers, educators, and parents to craft a mural that centers on school readiness. The piece, titled Dream BIG start small, embodies community commitment to investing in kindergarten readiness, with Garcia citing past Holland murals and a belief in kids and community.
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Dream Big Start
Erin Dietzer
Sentinel
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Holland
Sammy’s
16Th Street
Central Avenue
Best Pass Animal Rescue
Boatworks
205 Coffee Bar
Escape Ministries
Lowry
Brew merchants plan September roll out and charity fundraiser
Armato expects confirmation for more beer as 50 kegs of Tannery Creek may be served through September. Hops at 84 East will donate $5 from each Community Pizza sold in September to the Civic Center, with a monthly charity choice since opening. The Civic Center opens Sept. 29, with public bricks sold at $100 to fundraise.
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