Cassidey Kavathas
Politics and Courts Reporter at Holland Sentinel
@StBonaventure Alum – @HollandSentinel Politics and Court Reporter – Formerly with @News21 @ChqDaily @NYPolitiFact @TheBVnewspaper @GreaterOleanTAP
Articles
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4 days ago |
hollandsentinel.com | Cassidey Kavathas
A significant construction project in Holland Township will see drivers detouring around a busy area from June to August. According to an announcement from the Ottawa County Road Commission, Beeline Road between James Street and Felch Street (including the intersection of Beeline and James Street by North Holland Cemetery) will be closed for a sanitary sewer installation project beginning June 6. The road is currently expected to reopen around Aug. 9, weather and work dependent.
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5 days ago |
hollandsentinel.com | Cassidey Kavathas
A contractor from West Michigan has pled guilty to construction fraud costing homeowners and business owners over $100,000. Wesley Pawloski, 30, pled guilty June 2 before Judge Jon Hulsing in Ottawa County's 20th Circuit Court. Across two separate cases, he faced four counts of fraudulent use of building contract funds. He pled guilty to three. The remaining charge, and — according to case notes — a district court filing, were dropped, but restitution is still expected.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Cassidey Kavathas
In 2025, The Sentinel is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their local officials on the projects, appointments and decisions that hit closest to home. These round-ups are written on Fridays, and will not include an agenda if one hasn't been posted by 1 p.m. Municipalities are not required by the Michigan Open Meetings Act to provide an agenda in advance of a meeting, but they are required to provide notice.
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1 week ago |
hollandsentinel.com | Cassidey Kavathas
ZEELAND — Mead Johnson has filed an anticipated rezoning application for properties at 605 and 633 E. Main Ave. — marking the first official step toward a possible expansion of the manufacturer’s existing facility at 725 E. Main Ave. The city of Zeeland announced the filing Thursday, May 29, as well as two upcoming meetings related to the project where residents can learn more and voice their opinion.
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1 week ago |
hollandsentinel.com | Cassidey Kavathas
HOLLAND TWP. — Residents of an apartment complex in Holland Township faced a possible hate crime over the weekend. First reported by WOOD TV-8, graffiti — including a racist slur and an inappropriate image of genitalia — remains visible on a building and fence off 136th Ave. north of James Street. The complex owner, Waveland Property Management, told WOOD TV-8 it hasn't seen an incident like this before.
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