Mitchell Boatman

1 week ago | hollandsentinel.com | Mitchell Boatman

Laketown Township is heading back to market with an accelerated search process for a new manager. Trustees discussed a timeline June 11 that could see a candidate selected this summer. The municipality is still searching for a permanent replacement for Al Meshkin, who retired in January after 35 years in the role. A first search effort saw each of the final two candidates withdraw after being offered the job.

2 weeks ago | sentinel-standard.com | Mitchell Boatman

There are a number of factors that differentiate a good haircut from a great one, including technique, personality, atmosphere, affordability, quality and reputation. Whether you’re looking to maintain your usual style or shake things up with something new, there’s no shortage of options in Ionia County, whether for men, women, children, prom, weddings or other special occasions. But which business is your hands-down favorite place to get a haircut?

2 weeks ago | hollandsentinel.com | Mitchell Boatman

Through hundreds of donations totaling tens of thousands of dollars, a project to bring a new park with an amphitheater and splash pad to downtown Fennville has received a major boost.  The city of Fennville reached its goal in a crowdfunding campaign to support the new City Square Park on June 10. By raising $50,000 ahead of deadline June 14, the city will receive $50,000 in matching funds from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation through the Public Spaces Community Places Program.

2 weeks ago | hollandsentinel.com | Mitchell Boatman

Zeeland Public Schools is turning to a longtime teacher and leader to serve as the next director of Z-Quest.  The district announced June 10 that Allison Nelson will take over as the school’s director, effective with the coming school year. Nelson has been with ZPS in a variety of roles since 2010, both in the classroom and in leadership roles.

2 weeks ago | hollandsentinel.com | Mitchell Boatman

Chris Poll, son of former board member Gord Poll, was appointed to the Hamilton Community Schools Board of Education. Poll replaces Carl Marshall, who resigned due to relocation for work. He will serve the remainder of Marshall's term, expiring in 2026. FILLMORE TWP. — The newest member of the Hamilton Community Schools Board of Education has a family history of serving on the board. Chris Poll was chosen to fill a vacancy on the board during a meeting June 9.