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HIAC students promote peer mentoring and beach cleanup; organizer seeks city support for Holland’s first pay-per-view boxing event
Summary
Youth advisory students described PALS peer-listening and environmental activities, including a planned Tunnel Park beach cleanup; event organizer Malik Brandon proposed a professional pro-am pay-per-view boxing event for May 16, 2026 at the Holland Civic Center and requested city sponsorship and permission for signage.
During the public-comment period, Amanda Stoll, an 11th-grade member of the Holland Youth Advisory Council (HIAC), described PALS (Peer Assisted Listeners), a program that pairs high-school students with elementary and middle-school students to provide mentoring and social support. "It teaches the students...how to be more compassionate towards others," Stoll said,…
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