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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2018
Page
2
Notice from the Holland Sentinel correcting earlier errors, inviting readers to report corrections via email or phone. Provides contact for newsroom feedback and emphasizes correction policy. Includes a hint of local newsroom procedures and public accountability.
The Hope College calendar lists a Spring Student Dance Showcase at Cow Center 168 E 13th St with free admission, a reading of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at Holland Civic Theatre 50 W Ninth St with tickets 310-318, and a DeWitt Center event at 141 E 12th St with tickets $7 to $10. Hope.edu provides info.
Kateri and Jay Schwandt of Rockford welcome their 14th son five days before due date. The baby weighs 8 lb 4 oz and measures 21 inches. The couple, who have no daughters, do not know the sex in advance and plan to raise a large family.
Craig Spoelhof notes the Heights location fills a safety gap with a program offering homework time, reading, gym and outdoor activities, and a popular Fresh food initiative. Students explore diverse talents, from makeup to wrestling tips, while parents praise the welcoming community and sense of belonging.
Genetski criticizes David Hogg for boycotts and school absences tied to gun control activism. He argues media focus on a single survivor skews perception, and contrasts Hogg with broader student voices, urging factual, balanced reporting. The article notes Genetski's political background and upcoming Michigan Senate race details.
Bill Tracy of Isa-Ton expresses disappointment at the process outcome and notes the firm could not continue operating the Younkers business. Christine Hornacki confirms Holland and Grandville locations may not close, while bankruptcy proceedings at Westshore trigger redevelopment plans.
Hoving notes swimmable conditions typically arrive mid to late June after a period of sustained warmth. Last year near Holland the lake hovered around 40 degrees in May, peaked in the 70s to 73 in August, and wind direction can rapidly alter temperatures. A cold April won’t greatly delay summer swimming, as a single warm day can shift conditions quickly.
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