John Tunison is a journalist at the Grand Rapids Press. Covering courts and crime since 1997, he focuses on themes such as crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on Michigan and surrounding areas. He has been featured in PennLive.com and MLive.
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John's focus is on evolving stories and breaking news, predominantly in the domain of crime within Ottawa County, Michigan. He covers local government and legal issues related to this specific geographic area.
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| OTTAWA COUNTY, MI -- Ottawa County commissioners reached separation deals Tuesday with the county interim administrator and an executive aide in a turmoil-filled year end for commissioners.
By: John Tunison
| OTTAWA COUNTY, MI -- Severance deals with two Ottawa County officials are expected to cost more than $280,000.
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Ottawa County commissioners on Dec. 10 approved spending $563,000 to help improve water quality at Crockery Lake. The lake has been plagued by algal blooms and other water quality issues.
A fire involving a delivery truck at University of Michigan Health-West caused a brief evacuation of a portion of the hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 17.
By: John Tunison
| WYOMING, MI -- Two people had minor smoke inhalation after a large fire erupted at the Wyoming Public Schools bus garage.
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Ottawa County Interim Administrator Benjamin Wetmore and Executive Aide Jordan Epperson are both to receive severance payments under agreements ratified Dec. 10 by Ottawa County commissioners.
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Ottawa County commissioners are paying the county's outgoing interim administrator $175,000, despite him having worked for the county for just 13 months.
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The group, Protect Life Michigan, bills itself as a group that is "leading the fight to end abortion."
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New parking, 3.75 miles of trails and restrooms are planned for an addition to Rosy Mound Natural Area.
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