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What Will People Say at Knickerbocker Theatre and Holland Museum events
At 7 30 p m Knickerbocker Theatre 86 E Eighth St hosts What Will People Say with tickets 6 to 7 dollars and Hope Spark Lab details at hope edu Info Spark Lab Also Holland Museum 31 W 10th St hosts noon to 3 pm events with tickets 4 to 7 dollars and details at hollandmuseum org
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Herrick District Library Programs Open House
Herrick District Library invites all ages to explore books, programs, and computer access at 300 S. River Ave. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and offers information via 616-355-3100.
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Man crashes into semi truck near Coopersville
A Bailey Michigan man, Jeffery Sterken, 2005 Toyota Corolla, struck the rear of a parked 2014 Peterbilt semi trailer with hazard lights on while sunrise impaired his view on Cleveland Street near Eagle Ridge Drive. Sterken sustained minor injuries and was treated at Mercy Hospital in good condition. Responding agencies included Ottawa County Sheriff's Office and Coopersville Polkton rescue unit and fire life ambulance.
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Spring Lake woman sentenced for sixth drunken driving offense
Jennifer Carolyn Anderson, 46, told Judge Karen Miedema she has reasons to change her alcohol behavior before Ottawa County Circuit Court sentenced her to 25 years in prison for drunken driving. She was arrested April 12 while refueling in Holland Township and received credit for 151 days already served plus an immobilized vehicle.
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Torch Run boosts Special Olympics support at Hope College
Hope College and area agencies joined a 2.6 mile Torch Run from DeVos Fieldhouse through the Hope campus to fundraise for Special Olympics Michigan. Agencies from Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office to Grand Valley State University police supported the event alongside local students and ministries. about $425 had been raised as registrations continued.
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Brent Converse
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DeVos Fieldhouse
Compassionate Heart Ministries
YAS
Heather Beimers
Fiber expansion boosts Holland BPW revenue and signups
BPW reports the fiber project serves 96 customers with 135720 in annual revenue and a 4.4 percent 10 year return. New downtown sign ups remain open as the mainline and building connections are complete. Residential rates hit 85 monthly or 220 for gigabit service. signups available at fiber.hollandbpw.com.
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Ottawa County felon charged with weapon possession and assaulting officer
Dime faces charges including possession of a firearm by a felon and assaulting resisting or obstructing an officer, plus a machine gun reference penal code. He has prior Ottawa County convictions and pleaded guilty to disturbance, invalid license driving, and marijuana use between 2010 and 2014. Sentencing is set for 1 p.m. Monday Oct. 8 before Judge Karen Miedema with potential life in prison or up to $20,000 in fines.
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Storm evacuees flee as Florence bears down on Carolina coast
Hurricane Florence threatens a broad region with watches and warnings across more than 10 million people. More than 1.7 million in the Carolinas and Virginia are told to flee, with over 300,000 already leaving the South Carolina coast. Gas shortages and crowded routes to shelters loom while evacuees seek safety at racetracks and parks. military families plan moves to new homes as fear of power loss and disruption grows.
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