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MAX renewal, school proposals on May 4 ballot With the May 4 special election less than a month away, absentee voting is already underway. There are no county-wide proposals in Allegan or Ottawa counties, meaning only those with local ballot issues will vote this May.  Local issues will be on the ballot for residents in the city of Holland and Holland Township along with those in the school district boundaries for Holland Public Schools, Zeeland Public Schools and West Ottawa Public Schools.  Macatawa Area Transit millage renewal Voters in Holland and Holland Township will be asked to renew...

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Good Friday 2021: Are banks and stores open? Is parking free in Harrisburg? PennLive.com 3 days ago Deb Kiner, pennlive.com © Mark Pynes | mpynes@pennlive.com/pennlive.com/TNS A Good Friday procession moves down Derry Street in from of the Derry Street United Methodist Church in Harrisburg, Pa., April 19, 2019. Good Friday 2021 falls on April 2. \n Good Friday is a Christian holiday that commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at Calvary. This year Good Friday is April 2. Easter is Sunday, April 4. © Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive/PENNLIVE.COM/pennlive.com/...

Chatham Area Transit employees deemed essential workers had their pay increased during the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the biggest windfall from a $10.8 million federal CARES Act grant went to executives and administrative staff rather than the bus drivers who faced the public daily. According to documents obtained by the Savannah Morning News through the Open Records Act, Director of Maintenance Steve Boatwright received $27,920; former interim CEO Michael Brown, $25,636; former CFO Terri Harrison $22,244 and Director of Transportation Wendy Arden, $20,740. Eleven other a...

Chatham Area Transit employs “essential” workers. They are the bus drivers, the men and women who keep the service operational, who during the scary early days of the COVID-19 pandemic put their health at risk by climbing behind the wheel and ferrying their neighbors, including frontline medical pros and first-responders, to and from work. Judging by hazard pay bonuses, though, those drivers were less “essential” than CAT’s executives and administrative staff who kept working last spring and summer but could do so from home or in isolated workspaces. Much less essential. As Savannah...