Holland Alzheimer's Walk set for Saturday in Holland
The Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association sponsors the Walk to End Alzheimer's on Sept. 29 at Kollen Park with 458 participants in 58 teams as of Sept. 26. Registration opens at 9 a.m., ceremony at 10, walk at 10:30, no fee to join, $25 suggested donation, and participants raising over $100 receive a T-shirt. Four color flowers symbolize connections to the disease and supporters are urged to fundraise.
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Greater Michigan
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Alzheimer’s Association
Kollen Park
Jennifer Lepard
U.S
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Noelle Frost
Grand Rapids man dies after causing Georgetown crash
A 92-year-old Grand Rapids man died after a two vehicle crash in Georgetown Township at 12:27 p.m. on Sunday. Martin Schuiling failed to yield while turning left onto 14th Avenue, colliding with Scott Drew. Norma Krampe was injured and listed as stable. Drew was reported stable at the time. The crash remains under investigation with no alcohol or speed factors suspected.
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Georgetown
Grand Rapids
Georgetown Township
Ottawa County
44Th Street
14Th Avenue
Martin Schuiling
Scott Drew
Hudsonville
Drew
Schuiling
Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office
Michael van den Bosch
Spectrum Butterworth Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Norma Krampe
Ottawa ISD lands 35000 grant to boost storytelling
The Ottawa Area Intermediate School District received a $35,000 grant from the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation to fund Doing More Together stories. The OAISD aims to showcase how local faith, public, and charter schools prepare students for college and careers via video features on the Doing More Together channel and website.
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West Early Childhood Center
Ottawa Area
Grand Haven Area Community Foundation
DAISD
ISD
Doing
Together
Ottawa
OAISD
Holland Public
Holland Christian
Hamilton
Saugatuck
West Ottawa
Zeeland Christian
Zeeland Public
Black River
Eagle Crest
Vanderbilt
Calvary Schools
Holland Academy Global
Innocademy
Michelle Ready
Dmtottawa
WOTV4
Maranda
Ready
Michigan man convicted in international fraud scheme
Oghenevwakpo Igboba of Lansing is convicted on conspiracy to defraud the United States, wire fraud, eight counts of false tax claims, and eight counts of aggravated identity theft. The scheme used stolen identities to file fake federal returns from December 2014 to February 2016 across Ingham and Eaton counties, netting at least $57,000 to Igboba’s accounts and involving more than 100 victims. He faces up to 20 years on the wire fraud count and two consecutive years for identity theft, with sentencing set for January 29 in Grand Rapids.
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Michigan
Oghenevwakpo
Bob” Igboba
Lansing
United States
U.S
U.S. Attorney's Office
Igboba
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ingham
Eaton
J. Russell George
Treasury Inspector General
Tax Administration
Robert Jonker
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