Wednesday's "West Michigan Live" kicked off with Justin Barclay discussing the latest on a threat made at Columbine High School with CBS Correspondent Lee Frank. Also, Justin gets an update on the Muskegon Planned Parenthood vote with Newstalk 1090 WKBZ's Jim Riley. Lastly, Justin speaks with Grand Rapids Community Foundation President Diana Sieger for another installment of Corp! Magazine's CEO Spotlight.
BIG THREE
#1 - Big Vote in Muskegon
The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners voted 6-2 Tuesday to end their lease agreement with Planned Parenthood of Michigan, evicting them from the county's health department building. The board voted to give Planned Parenthood 90 days to be out.
#2 - Columbine Threat
Days ahead of the 20th anniversary of the shooting at Columbine High School, students at the school and several others Denver area schools were placed on lockout Tuesday afternoon because of what the FBI calls a credible threat. Authorities in Jefferson County are looking for 18 year old Sol Pais, a woman they said traveled to Colorado and made threats. Pais is armed and considered to be "extremely dangerous."
#3 - Notre Dame
Within five years, Notre Dame will be rebuilt and return to its architectural glory. French President Emmanuel Macron made that pledge to the people of his country yesterday, a day after an inferno raged through the famed Cathedral. The fire destroyed Notre Dame's spire and its roof but spared its twin medieval bell towers. Officials say a frantic rescue effort saved the monument's "most precious treasures," including the Crown of Thorns purportedly worn by Jesus.
NOTABLE - The redacted Mueller report is expected out tomorrow.
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LINKS
"Massive" manhunt is on for woman with "infatuation" for Columbine shooting, FBI says
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Muskegon County ends Planned Parenthood's case
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