Huizenga seeks federal OK to use relief funds for pupil gap
U S Representative Bill Huizenga asks Education Secretary Cardona to allow Michigan to use coronavirus relief dollars from the 2021 22 school year to fill funding gaps between affluent and higher poverty districts. The plan aims to ensure districts with fewer low income students receive at least a set per pupil amount, but federal guidance warns the funds target high poverty areas.
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WellNow Urgent Care expands near James Street Holland Township
Construction of a new WellNow Urgent Care facility progresses at the James Street U S 31 corner in Holland Township. The project includes a roundabout, parking, a restaurant and urgent care services with on site lab testing and stitching. Nearby Grand Rapids Community College renovations redirect James Street access.
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Holland voters weigh council seats as November election nears
Tim Vreeman, 55, runs unopposed in Ward 1 for his first council term in Holland. He outlines deep community ties from church leadership to Tulip Time, West Coast Chamber of Commerce involvement, and civic roles, while Ryan Spencer withdraws from Ward 1 race. Vreeman spoke with The Sentinel about his candidacy and local service.
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