Holland’s Journey to a City Owned Power System
The Holland Board of Public Works grew from a 1890s charter change to a city owned electric utility. James DeYoung, BPW leader and later plant namesake, helped shape its evolution as Holland expanded from the Fifth Street plant to a waterfront era on Pine Avenue. Now nearing 125 years, plans address the decommissioning of the JDY plant and the fate of Holland’s public power legacy.
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Obamacare signups concentrated in Trump states
About 7.3 million of 8.8 million Obamacare enrollees live in states carried by Trump in 2016. Florida Texas North Carolina and Georgia account for nearly 3.9 million customers. Analyst comments contrast politics with family health needs as coverage remains a political flashpoint.
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Hoekstra apologizes for 2015 no-go zones remarks
Former U.S. Representative Pete Hoekstra, now U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands, apologizes on Twitter for past comments about Muslims in the Netherlands after an awkward Nieuwsuur interview. He denies using the term fake news and says he regrets the 2015 exchange.
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