David R. Hoffman: Why michigan must resist the trap of Indiana’s 'intellectual diversity' law
"Education isn’t the enemy; ignorance is, and, unfortunately, in Indiana and several other states, too many politicians now view ignorance as their pathway to election and re-election," columnist David R. Hoffman writes.
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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
International Festival of Holland brings global sights, sounds, and tastes to West Michigan
West Michigan residents won't need a passport to experience the world this fall.
Velo Kids, Park Twp. team up for annual Halloween ‘Wheelie Scary Ride,’ costume parade
Costumes, handlebars, and autumn trail rides are set to converge once again as Velo Kids and Park Township host the annual Wheelie Scary Ride on Saturday, Oct. 10.
