Cassandra Lybrink
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Holland, MI, United States
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Shots fired, residence struck at apartment complex in Holland Township
Police are investigating a report of shots fired in Holland Township. → Read More
Holland-based Haworth sets global sales record in 2022
Haworth reported Wednesday, Feb. 22, global sales of $2.5 billion in 2022 — a 27.5 percent increase from 2021 that, it says, is "mostly organic." → Read More
Holland audiologist receives $800K on behalf of national nonprofit battling tinnitus
A local doctor received over $800,000 to aid in the treatment and research of tinnitus on behalf of a national nonprofit in February. → Read More
4Front Credit Union opens in former Holland, Zeeland TCF branches
Two of the buildings vacated along the lakeshore following the TCF Bank and Huntington Bank merger have been filled by Traverse City-based 4Front Credit Union. → Read More
Michiganders urged to be cautious as snow, freezing rain and ice threaten safety
The Michigan State Police is warning residents to be cautious during a mix of winter weather that could lead to dangerous driving conditions and power outages. → Read More
Party City to close in Holland Township amid bankruptcy filing
The location in Holland Township is part of a second phase of closing sales, according to documents filed Thursday, Feb. 16. → Read More
Police: Saturday fire at Clearview Apartments contained to one unit
The fire Saturday, Feb. 18, originated in an oven, OCSO Capt. Jacob Sparks told The Sentinel early Sunday. → Read More
That photo of a missing autistic boy and his dog? It's a hoax
Posts about a missing autistic boy (and usually his dog) have been circulating on social media across Michigan since January. → Read More
Olive Garden plans location in former Golden Corral in Holland Township
The Holland Township Board of Trustees agenda confirms what many have suspected for months — Olive Garden is planning a location in the former Golden Corral site. → Read More
Building destroyed in second Dutch Village fire in eight months
The building is located near the back of the park, near the site where the animal barn stood before it burned in June 2022. → Read More
Bed Bath & Beyond to close location in Holland Township
A store in Holland Township has been added to the list of Bed Bath & Beyond locations closing in Michigan, employees were informed over the weekend. → Read More
Juvenile arrested, police seek additional suspects in Holland Township car theft
A juvenile has been taken into custody following a car theft in Holland Township early Friday morning. → Read More
'Someone finally nailed her': West Michigan shelter owner charged with animal cruelty
At least eight puppies died in the Muskegon-area home of Lisa Cober, owner of Cober Canine Shelter. → Read More
Registration begins for Holland's famous Girlfriends Weekend
Girlfriends Weekend is coming fast in downtown Holland, as organizers, shops and hotels make preparations for the popular three-day event. → Read More
Armed man barricaded in Holland Township business taken into custody
A man, 82, who spent most of the afternoon barricaded in Property Law Solutions, 44 E. Lakewood Boulevard, has been taken into custody. → Read More
Kelly's Bar and Grill closes its doors in Holland Township
Two years after opening in the former Turk's on Holland's northside, Kelly's Bar and Grill has closed. → Read More
Nine months after closing its sister-store, Market Zero shutters in downtown Holland
Market Zero has announced its closure in downtown Holland, effective immediately. → Read More
Driver in critical condition after veering off roadway, striking Beechwood Grill
The driver was extricated from the vehicle and transported by Aeromed to a local hospital in critical condition. → Read More
Wayland woman in critical condition after Georgetown Township crash
Her 45-year-old male passenger and the driver of another vehicle were treated on-scene with non-life-threatening injuries. → Read More
An economic downturn is coming, but Michigan companies are doing more than ever to attract employees
If West Michigan is an indicator of statewide attitudes, Michiganders don't have too much to fear yet. Employers across the board are still going to farther lengths than ever before to attract worker… → Read More