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Cramer’s lawsuit claimed Moss endorsed “a particular set of religious beliefs and excluded a particular set of religious beliefs" and therefore "discriminated against certain religious beliefs."
Residents are inching closer to having that information made public, as the Michigan Court of Appeals granted a motion filed in February by The Sentinel to unseal testimony from Clerk Justin Roebuck.
In the general election, Jorritsma earned 6,556 to Kleinjans’ 6,319 — a difference of just 237 votes.
Two West Michigan authors have produced separate projects that explore the intersection of faith and politics in today’s cultural and political climate.
We walk in groups all spread out, we swing our arms wide, we speak loudly. We take up lots of room.
Ottawa County considers expensive precedent at Crockery Lake Crockery Lake homeowners want Ottawa County to pay the lion’s share of the cost to restore their lake. Historically, Ottawa County has never paid more than a token amount toward local lake restoration. Lake Macatawa, Spring Lake, Lloyd’s Bayou and
“The process your consultant tried to lay out was one that was legally dubious ... and obviously designed to circumvent Michigan’s sunshine laws."
Saturday, November 2 Zeeland East Fall Craft and Vendor Show: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at 3333 96th Ave., Zeeland. There are over 100 booths with a variety of talented vendors. There are also food trucks in the parking lot to sample some great food. This show has been
On Oct. 30, Adrea Hill and Luke Sanner sued in Ottawa County’s 20th Circuit Court claiming Freedom of Information Act requests they filed respectively were not fulfilled adequately by the county.
