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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2017
Page
2
At 8 am visit the Eighth Street Market Place in Fillmore Township free of charge while daylight hours continue at 44214 56th St. Explore a 120 acre nature area with a voting information page at outdoor discovery center. Slam runs 4 pm at Holland Museum located at 31 W. 10th St with ticket prices from 4 to 7 dollars.
Entries include multiple animal and traffic complaints on 14th Street and Van Raalte Ave, a larceny on US-31, domestic violence incidents on Plasman Ave and W10-6, and property damage crashes on Maple Ave and central corridors. Sept 20 shows suspicious activity on River Ave and multiple follow ups and assists across Van Raalte Ave, Maple Ave, and Washington Ave.
Ottawas County emergency chief Beth Thomas explains Skywarn checks in during radar gaps and warns that the siren means shelter in place until the all clear. Volunteers like Wright praise the camaraderie and crucial role in reporting hazardous conditions.
After a break a diverse panel gathered with bright lights and a gorsotha table as Oprah Winfrey entered to chaos. Harris notes panelists will return ideas to their communities and hopes to create dialogue across political backgrounds.
National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Crow in Grand Rapids says the region will end the heat this week with a drop in temperatures. Wednesday highs are forecast near 68 in Holland and about 63 on Friday, with rain chances 40 percent Tuesday night and 50 percent Thursday night.
McConnell signaled no health care repeal this week as Republicans turn away from undoing Obamacare. Senate dissents polarize the party with Susan Collins joining John McCain Rand Paul and Ted Cruz in opposition. Lisa Murkowski offered cautious remarks on substance and costs in Alaska.
Out on the Lake Shore community center hosts three LGBTQ focused arts programs. Shakespeare Beyond Bars led by Curt Tofteland runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on select fall dates for ages 18 and up. Comics Class: Important Life Moments led by Seth Trembiey runs 7 to 8:30 p.m. on October 17 and 24 and November 14, ages 18 plus. Participants register by email at outonthelakeshore@gmail.com.
The LGBT Center reports growing volunteer participation with orientation and training. It seeks paid staff, cites grants including from Herman Miller, supports Gay/Straight Alliances in high schools, and plans LGBT READS events, clinical partnerships, and Pride 2018 with arts events through fall and winter.
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