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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
2
Joan Donaldson leads an evening talk at the Fennville District Library at 7 pm. Free admission. Call 269 561 5050. Holland events include a day at the Holland Area Arts Council and a Holland Museum exhibit From Craft to Industry Boat Builders of Holland with free or listed info online.
A concise dictionary entry defines poniard as a small slender dagger and as a verb meaning to stab with a poniard. It notes pronunciation PON-yerd and cites Merriam Webster as the source.
Sunday Sentinel page Al story on Zeeland Cemetery plot purchases notes a photo misidentified the DeWitt family that bought 40 graves. It clarifies Marvin DeWitt of Bil Marfoods now Request Foods is not related to Bima Inc. cofounder family. Marvin's son Jack is Request Foods CEO.
A 23 year old Grand Rapids man is in stable condition after his 1999 Chevy Silverado left the Ber lin Fair Drive curve and rolled several times in Wright Township. He was ejected and not wearing a seat belt. alcohol is believed to be a factor. Ottawa County Sheriff's Office Wright-Tallmadge Fire Department and Life Ambulance responded.
A Holland plan outlines district heating using Hope College assets and a city steam network. Leaders from MEP Associates LLC and Ever-Green Energy say the downtown area could cut energy use and emissions, contingent on customer sign ups and a new power plant expected online in 2016.
McMurray bought the Windmill diner after Tulip Time era, rebuilt it with his brother then bought the building on a land contract. The family staff know customers by name and orders, keeping a simple comfort-food menu that draws lines outside. Renovations planned in July include carpet, flooring, a new roof, and an updated ordering system while the wood-paneled dining room stays. The owner hints at a possible future vacation but remains committed to the business and community.
The outline highlights three flashpoints: school funding, auto insurance reform with a plan for $1 million coverage, and Common Core standards. Auto insurance would reform unlimited medical benefits, lowering premiums while keeping survivors eligible for care. core standards await legislative authorization with a July subcommittee and a September vote target, backed by Snyder and business and education groups.
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