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
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Huizenga lauds Great Lakes Restoration projects in Muskegon, Detroit By Peg McNichol
Dec 30, 2020 5:03 AM
HOLLAND (WTHC-AM/FM) Zeeland-based U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga, co-chair of the U.S. House Great Lakes Task Force, emailed a statement responding to the EPA’s news of the completion of a $6.6 million Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) Project in Muskegon and a $2.9 million project on the Detroit Riverwalk.
The Ryerson Creek Outfall is a 12-acre site along Muskegon Lake’s shoreline that has been contaminated with petroleum, metals, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. This GLRI funded project dredged 10,600 cubic yards of contaminated sediment, removing more than 2,000 tons of mill debris, and covered a two-acre area with clean sand.
Grand Rapids Business Journal
Courtesy Grand Valley State University
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appointed attorneys and Grand Valley State University alumnae Noreen K. Myers and Mikyia S. Aaron to fill two GVSU board of trustees seats.
Their appointments were based on the advice and consent of the Michigan Senate. Myers and Aaron each will serve an eight-year term, which will begin Friday.
Myers will be serving as a GVSU trustee for the second time; former Gov. Jennifer Granholm first appointed her in 2005. Myers, who will be replacing Mary Kramer, graduated from GVSU in 1972 and earned her Juris Doctor degree from WMU Thomas Cooley Law School. She is an attorney at Noreen K. Myers PLC, a private firm in East Grand Rapids.