Virginia Woolf and Streetcar Shows Highlight Holland Arts
The Holland area hosts multiple performing arts events with free screenings and paid productions. Venues include First Reformed Church in Holland, Holland Civic Theatre, Saugatuck Center for the Arts, Knickerbocker Theatre, and Hope College venues. Performances feature Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, A Streetcar Named Desire, Shiloh, and college concerts with modest ticket pricing and free events.
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April 21 Winter Market at Eighth Street Marketplace
An April 21 event runs 9 a.m. to noon at the Eighth Street Marketplace, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Free ginia Woolf is listed as a feature. Submissions of event details and contact info for verification should be sent to lor.timmer holland sentinel.com or 54 W. Eighth St., Holland, MI 49423.
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Michigan Tourism Soars With Growth Across Counties
State and local officials credit ongoing efforts to expand tourism for rising visitor numbers and a strong economic impact. 2017 saw 5.6 million trips and $2.1 billion spent. Allegan and Mason counties show notable gains, with Ottawa Mackinac Kent Ionia also among top growth areas.
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Tax advice and updates from Diemer Accounting and Tax Service
Tax season wraps up while June and July changes loom. Diemer explains the firm’s side by side 2017 2018 year comparison and ongoing education through webinars. They anticipate more small business rule edits and amendments this year as questions remain.
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Weather Safety After Storm Powers Shelter Advice
Ottawa County Sheriff urges staying 25 feet from downed lines during and after storms and treating all lines as live. Do not call 911 about outages. report to the utility. Never run a generator indoors. keep exhaust outside and away from living areas. Prepare a three day per person emergency kit with food water first aid flashlight radio batteries clothing and blankets.
Nesbitt Eyes Senate Run Focusing on Auto Insurance Reform
Michigan would be represented by Nesbitt who aims to cut auto insurance rates, curb fraud, and expand consumer choice on coverage while addressing uninsured drivers. He cites welfare reform work, budget timing, and urges plan mindful of schools and municipalities. He also questions Facebook ad rejection at a congressional hearing.
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