To solve a very Michigan problem, this inventor created an in-home bottle counter
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ER doctor Nathan Arnold and a group he assembled have come up with a machine he calls Nessie. The machine scans drink containers for applicable deposit, credits any account you may specify, and then crushes the container before dropping it into a recycling bin below.
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But what if they could be redeemed in your kitchen?
Nathan Arnold, an emergency room physician, has invented a freestanding machine that counts and crushes aluminum cans and plastic bottles after scanning each barcode.
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OTTAWA COUNTY — Across Ottawa County, thousands of doses of the first two FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines have arrived and have been administered to hospital staff and paramedics.The Ottawa County Department of Public Health began vaccinations of health department staff and EMTs Friday, Dec. 18 at a clinic set up at Grand Valley State University’s Holland campus.OCDPH has vaccinated about 500 people at its clinic and at several congregate living facilities. The first to be vaccinated
OTTAWA COUNTY — Across Ottawa County, thousands of doses of the first two FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines have arrived and have been administered to hospital staff and paramedics.The Ottawa County Department of Public Health began vaccinations of health department staff and EMTs Friday, Dec. 18 at a clinic set up at Grand Valley State University’s Holland campus.OCDPH has vaccinated about 500 people at its clinic and at several congregate living facilities. The first to be vaccinated
Two Hospitalized in M-45 Crash By Gary Stevens
Dec 22, 2020 8:50 AM
ROBINSON TWP., MI (WHTC-AM/FM) – Two motorists were hospitalized following a two-vehicle crash west of Allendale late on Monday (Dec. 21, 2020) night.
According to Ottawa County Sheriff’s Sergeant Jonathan Knott, first responders were dispatched to the area of Lake Michigan Drive near 120
th Avenue around 10:16 p.m. A Honda CRV, driven by a 21-year-old Grand Haven woman, was pulling out of a gas station onto M-45 and apparently into the path of a westbound GMC Demali, driven by a 68-year-old Zeeland man who apparently couldn’t avoid a collision.
Both of the unnamed motorists were taken to North Ottawa Community Hospital in Grand Haven for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. The crash remains under investigation.