Sarah Leach is the Executive Editor of the Holland Sentinel, as well as an editor for other Gannett papers in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and South Dakota. With a focus on local news, Sarah has covered a wide range of topics including government issues, community events, and human interest stories. She is known for her dedication to accurate and informative reporting, as well as her love for dad jokes and her rejection of nonsense.
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Sarah Leach's reporting primarily focuses on local government, politics, and legal matters within Ottawa County, Michigan. She frequently covers topics such as county government operations, lawsuits involving the county, and issues related to veterans affairs.
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By: Sarah Leach, Kyle Davidson
Alongside the presidency and various congressional and legislative races on the ballot, Michigan voters were also tasked with selecting two members apiece to serve on the boards of Wayne State University, Michigan State University and the University of Michigan.
By: Sarah Leach
Michigan State University | Susan J. Demas Alongside the presidency and various congressional and legislative races on the ballot, Michigan
By: Sarah Leach
WEST OLIVE — The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners agreed this week to pay $100,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit filed a Grand Haven minister late last year.
By: Sarah Leach
OTTAWA COUNTY — Ottawa County is inching toward appointing a new county administrator — its fifth in over the past two years — before Ottawa Impact loses its controlling majority
OTTAWA COUNTY — Ottawa County’s search for a new permanent administrator will now have to wait after the last of two top finalists withdrew — just three days after the other top finalist bowed out.
By: Sarah Leach
Former Ottawa County Administrator John Gibbs at the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners meeting on July 26, 2023.
By: Sarah Leach
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Louis Aguilar and Sarah Leach | The Detroit News Michigan agencies and nonprofits that work with immigrants and refugees say they
OTTAWA COUNTY — Ottawa County has agreed to pay at least $280,000 in a pair of severance agreements the board of commissioners approved Wednesday with its current interim administrator and administrative executive aide.
By: Sarah Leach
A trio of recent decisions approved by the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners are still in limbo after a judge denied a temporary restraining order preventing funds of about $850,000
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