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Zeeland moves forward with changes to liquor policy
Businesses willing to put a little money and elbow grease into renovating derelict buildings — and that also need a liquor license to operate — could get a green light in Zeeland. At least in concept. → Read More
Twitterfeed: Locals celebrate St. Patrick's Day in West Michigan
St. Patrick's Day is a holiday everyone loves to celebrate. See what others are saying today. → Read More
Plascore fire in Zeeland quickly extinguished
Crews quickly extinguished a fire at Plascore Inc. in Zeeland.The fire started in one or more of a series of oxidizers on the outside of the Plascore → Read More
Pedestrian bridge between city and Holland Township inching forward
The bridge would connect walkers and bicyclists from Windmill Island Gardens to Boar’s Head property on Roost Avenue off East Lakewood Boulevard in the township. → Read More
Mary Whiteford wins state's 80th House seat in special contest
Mary Whiteford will complete the term left vacant by the expulsion of Cindy Gamrat in Allegan County’s 80th District.Whiteford, a Republican, won → Read More
Officials delay Resthaven expansion plans for a month to work with neighbors
Developers of a Holland assisted care facility will meet again with neighbors before moving forward with an expansion proposal.The plan calls for → Read More
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley lays out Flint future at Holland breakfast
Flint dominated a West Coast Chamber of Commerce breakfast with Lt. Gov. Brian Calley on Tuesday morning, March 8. → Read More
Transcript shows discussion leading to charges for Cindy Gamrat, Todd Courser
The transcript from probable cause testimony in charges against Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat shows an involved discussion between a judge, police and attorneys before charges against the former representatives were approved. → Read More
UPDATE: Holland officials begin fundraising for $11M Civic Center plan
As the vision for Holland’s Civic Center solidifies, now comes the hard part — the budget.A $2 million donation from Jim and Eileen Heeringa → Read More
Rep. Bill Huizenga stumps for Marco Rubio in final hours before election
Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-Zeeland, spent the weekend supporting Marco Rubio by making phone calls and getting his downtown Zeeland campaign office ready for volunteers. → Read More
Primary primer: What to know for Tuesday's election
Michigan presidential primaries aren’t quite like other elections in the state.But they shouldn’t flummox voters.All there is to it is to → Read More
City of Holland 'welkom' signs to be replaced
Four new, more modern “gateway” signs are part of a rebranding campaign. Over the next several years, 125 new signs will be installed. → Read More
Ninth Street construction will disrupt, then change downtown traffic
The snow’s still sticking around, but it might be time to start planning your route around the summer road construction.Downtown Holland → Read More
Ottawa County Fair looks for alcohol sales permission
The Ottawa County Fair Board has petitioned Park Township to allow for alcohol sales at the annual weeklong event and potentially other concerts through the year. → Read More
Resthaven plans expansion at Holland facility; neighbors want input
Resthaven wants to expand its Maple Woods assisted living facility on 32nd Street with a new 17,000-to-18,000-square-foot building. → Read More
Gamrat attorneys call charges shocking, unconstitutional
“Although I have made some personal mistakes in my life, these charges are unwarranted and I will do all I can to defend myself against them,” Gamrat wrote in an early Sunday morning, Feb. 28, Facebook post. → Read More
Ottawa County, Holland pay less for road maintenence this winter
Without including this past week’s storm, the Ottawa County Road Commission has spent about $2.4 million on keeping the roads clear this winter. At this time in 2015, the commission had spent nearly double that figure — $4.1 million. → Read More
Holland's St. Patrick's Day parade getting even greener
The parade begins at noon on Saturday, March 12, at the Civic Center heading east down Eighth Street to College Avenue. → Read More
Plan for Washington School changes again — townhomes out, houses in
Plans for the Washington School redevelopment are nothing if not fluid.Officials, developers and neighbors have bounced around at least five proposals for → Read More
Coast-to-coast: Holland to Detroit high-speed rail possible
With high-speed rail, it could be possible to get from Holland to Detroit in under three hours. → Read More