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Ottawa County broadband project significantly reduced in scope
OTTAWA COUNTY — The size and scope of Ottawa County's broadband project has been significantly reduced, from 400 miles of fiber to 250. That's according to information presented during a finance and administration committee meeting Tuesday, July 2, when commissioners approved an amendment to the county's broadband plan with 123Net. Director of Strategic Impact...
Helen Sachs, Anna Tilden earn Holland Sentinel Girls Track and Field Athletes of the Year
In a year where 113 athletes from the area qualified for the state track and field finals, there were bound to be some stellar performances. There were plenty, especially in the girls meets. Anna Tilden finished her stellar career with an all-state performance in the throws, while Helen Sachs ran...
Meet the Holland Sentinel All-Area Girls Track and Field Team
A look at the Holland Sentinel All-Area Girls Track and Field Team. FAST FACTS: CMU commit finished 10th in discus and 15th in shot put at D1 state meet. COACH'S VIEW: "Isabel has been a joy to have on our team. She has competed at the highest state level for the last several years, but what I appreciate most about her is the close-knit group she helped establish with our throwers." - Aaron Kenemer.
Officials say 'very large gas leak' in Greenville now resolved
GREENVILLE, Michigan — Officials say most people can return to their homes after a "very large" gas leak in Greenville. In a Facebook post around 8:10 p.m., dispatch said there were units blocking the area off and asked residents within a three-block radius of the area to evacuate. Dispatch...
GRPD: No one injured in 20-car meet-up doing burnouts
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — There were several car meet-ups and burnouts over the weekend, according to the Grand Rapids Police Department. GRPD said about 20 cars were at one of the meet-ups at 2nd and Stocking doing burnouts in the intersection overnight. Police said they responded to the meet-up...
Crews fighting vehicle and grass fire along NB US-31
SHELBY, Michigan — Crews from the Shelby-Benona Fire Department are fighting a vehicle and grass fire along NB US-31 between Shelby Road and M-20. The department posted to Facebook around 3:15 p.m. on Sunday and asked drivers to be cautious while driving through the area to allow crews to work on the roadway.
Governor Whitmer Has Appointed Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss To A New Job
Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss has been appointed to an important state committee by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. On June 28, 2024, Governor Whitmer named Mayor Bliss to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) Executive Committee. The MEDC Executive Committee plays a key role in guiding Michigan's economic growth. It...
Woman From Hudsonville Gets Jail Time for Sicking Dog on Man
A Hudsonville woman will be going to jail after she told her dog to attack a man she was arguing with. Sic 'Em is a command to train a dog to attack an intruder. It is like having a gun to protect your family at home if someone is trying to break in without actually owning a gun.
Two West Michigan credit unions announce merger
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Two Grand Rapids-based credit unions, West Michigan Credit Union and Bloom Credit Union, are planning to merge. The board of directors of both credit unions have voted in favor of the merger, according to a news release. However, member of Bloom Credit Union must still vote on the merger, and regulatory approval is pending.
Indiana driver outlasts field in chaotic Outlaw race at Berlin Raceway
MARNE -- A familiar class returned to Berlin Raceway on Saturday night, and the near-capacity crowd didn’t leave disappointed. The Reveal the Hammer Outlaw Late Models returned, bringing back a type of car that ruled the West Michigan track for most of its history. With many familiar faces, there were many storylines heading into the race, including a big $10,000 prize for the winner of the 75-lap main event.
A Christian denomination marches in downtown Grand Rapids for an end to gun violence
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Over 100 people from the Church of the Brethren, a Christian denomination recognized as a historic peace church, held a rally and vigil calling for an end to gun violence on Saturday. The group marched from their annual conference at DeVos Place to Rosa Parks...
DBusiness Daily Update: Cucina Lab Torino in Troy Becomes Michigan’s First Eccellenze Italiane Restaurant, and More
Cucina Lab Torino in Troy Becomes Michigan’s First Eccellenze Italiane Restaurant. Cucina Lab Torino in Troy has become the first restaurant in Michigan to receive certification from Eccellenze Italiane as a true authentic Italian restaurant. For the past three years, Cucina Lab Torino has shown its commitment to authentic...
Introducing ‘Wild Wednesdays’ at Binder Park Zoo; Open Late All Of July
Suppose you can't get enough of seeing Binder Park Zoo's unique and incredible exhibits or haven't had a chance to swing through because of this ridiculous heat. In that case, you'll be thrilled to learn that the zoo will stay open late every Wednesday through July, with entertainment and live performances to offer something for everyone.
Kate Simon to continue family legacy at Notre Dame (2025)
Simon, a Michigan division 3 state champion in the 100 and 200 free, will follow her parents' footsteps, as both her parents were once Notre Dame athletes. Current photo via Kate Simon. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news....
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