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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2018
Page
2
A Wednesday Sentinel correction notes reporter Cassandra Bondie Special to The Sentinel should be credited for the story A tireless worker. Photo captions now identify Esther Van Slooten former Port Sheldon Township treasurer.
Spark!Lab runs noon to 3 p.m. at Holland Museum on 31 W. 10th St with tickets 4 to 7 dollars. The Speed of Change exhibit opens 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St with free admission. DeGraaf Nature Center is open dawn to dusk at 600 Graafschap with miles of trails and programs for all ages. Call (616) 355-1057 or visit degraaf.org for details.
Ottawa County officers serve West Ottawa and Zeeland East high schools and district, training staff, coaching activities, and mentoring students. They maintain a visible presence in hallways and parking lots, coordinate with road patrol for weather and summer needs, and run TEAM classrooms to curb bullying and safety issues.
General Capital proposed a 19 year PILOT at 4 percent of rents with a $20 927 services agreement for a new affordable housing development in downtown Holland. Fourteen residents spoke, twelve urged approval citing housing needs for retirees students and workers. others questioned the vision. Council debated funding and metrics amid prior failed attempts and ongoing talks with Housing Next on regional housing issues.
A sprawling dispute in Saugatuck Township centers on Aaron Sheridan. The township board disciplined him with a reprimand and anger management orders after complaints of inappropriate conduct. Citizens launched a recall drive against several officials, with signatures gathered to place the question on election day November 6. The Sheridan family sues, alleging defamation by Local Observer reporting and editorials, seeking over 25,000 in damages and legal fees. A pretrial conference is slated for October 11, and Sheridan has flagged the Local Observer as unfit for public notices.
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