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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2018
Page
8
Dear Amy column offers guidance on a pregnant coworker who refused a coworker’s offer to give up a seat. The discussion explores courtesy, comfort, and respect in a shared workspace, noting the pregnancy is not a disability and both parties can feel uncomfortable in equal measure.
Tickets cost 7 dollars for regular admission 6 dollars for seniors children and Hope College faculty and staff and free for Hope students. Tickets can be bought at the door or in advance at the Events and Conferences Office 100 E Eighth St open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays call 616-395-7890. The Knickerbocker Theatre is located downtown Holland at 86 E Eighth St.
Zeeland receives a 4000 dollar mini grant from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, routed through Holland Area Arts Council, to support the Soundz of Summer series. The grant, matching local sponsor Integrity Cabinetry, aims to strengthen community ties across generations through art and culture.
Classifieds work to place an ad by calling 616 355 3278 or visiting HollandSentinel.com and clicking the classifieds tab.
The marine forecast lists northwest wind 12-25 knots with seas 8-12 feet and visibility under 2 miles in morning snow showers. Thursday brings west-southwest wind 7-14 knots, seas 3-5 feet, and visibility under 2 miles in afternoon snow showers. A reference to the USS Akron mentions fog and related hazards amid an unclear April date.
April brings Jazz Appreciation Month to South Haven with three Foundry Hall events. The New West Guitar Group performs April 14, featuring Perry Smith John Storie and Will Brahm on acoustic and electric guitars. Penny discounts online at foundryhall.org with tickets at the door. Derek Brown leads a free Beatbox Jazz education event April 20 at Listiak Auditorium with the high school jazz ensemble. Ashley Daneman and Randy Napoleon perform April 27 at Phoenix Street Café, with discounts online at foundryhall.org and tickets at the door if space remains.
Allegan County students celebrate Global Youth Service Day with a three day event April 20 to 22. TEC Employability Skills class volunteers 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 20. Volunteers remove litter on M-222 as part of Adopt a Highway. Five or six adults from local organizations are asked to help. Sign up at bit.ly/ACU WGYSD2018. Contact Susan Henderson at shenderson acuw.org or 269.673.6545 ext. 13. This project is funded in part by a Michigan Community Service Commission grant.
The Sentinel invites area residents to share constructive feedback and ideas for improving coverage. Email Editor Sarah Leach with input and suggestions for the newspaper’s decisions and direction.
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