Cost of the Campbell: How a West Michigan coal plant became the epicenter for a U.S. energy war
What was supposed to be a straightforward retirement for one of Michigan’s largest coal-fired power plants has devolved into a multi-hundred-million-dollar tug-of-war between federal energy officials, state regulators and community advocates.
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Politics
Fact check: Would ‘money out of politics’ proposal curb political corruption or stifle free speech?
Michigan voters will likely decide in November whether to bar certain political contributions by DTE Energy, Consumers Energy and large government contractors, along with their top executives and other people with substantial connections to them.
Education
Two Ottawa County residents to help shape state’s reading plan
Two Ottawa County leaders will help shape the state’s long-term reading agenda following their appointment Thursday to Michigan’s newly created Every Child Reads Champions Council.
Events
Family fun meets conservation: ODC Network set to host Macatawa Water Festival
Community members of all ages can explore local nature, play water-conservation games, and paddle on Lake Macatawa during the Macatawa Water Festival on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Holland's Kollen Park.
16th annual Harvest Fest at Benjamin's Hope brings inclusivity, connection to Holland
Join Benjamin’s Hope at its 16th Harvest Festival, which celebrates connection and belonging for people of all ages and abilities.
See creativity shine at Art for All Fashion Show in Holland
Join this group of artists for a fashion show featuring wearable designs inspired by their artwork.
