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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
1
Johnny Garcia headlines a must see boxing card this week with fans urged to catch the bout. page B1 preview highlights the matchups, venue, and broadcast plans.
A note inside promotes Fourth of July recipes under the Food section and highlights a future study on how Facebook raises organ donation status. The item hints at additional stories to be published tomorrow in the Helland Sentinel.
Holland plans district heating using waste heat from a new power plant to heat downtown and Hope College areas, starting small near the core and expanding over decades. The plan, prepared by Burns and McDonnell, envisions cooling support from wastewater effluent and a plant location near downtown or east of it.
Windmill Restaurant owner Terry McMurray celebrates three decades of serving signature hash brown omelets at 28 W. Eighth St. in downtown Holland. He has not taken a vacation except a weekend honeymoon trip to Mackinac with his wife Karen, insisting he never took a full week off since purchasing the landmark business.
Local eatery The Windmill, famed for simple, well made dishes, champions its hashbrown omelet invented by owner Terry McMurray. He describes layering grated potatoes with scrambled eggs and optional meats or vegetables, folded like an omelet. Prices run six fifty for a full and five for a mini.
In Lansing, the Snyder Senate dispute over Medicaid expansion overshadows unresolved 2013 issues, notably funding for roads and bridges. A 35 cent daily vehicle levy and higher fuel taxes are floated, but political backing is fragile and summer votes may still occur.
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