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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2013
Page
1
The Sounds of Summer free concert series kicks off tonight in the park with return to a summer lineup. Page A3 coverage notes performances, times, and featured artists for the week.
Serena Williams loses to Sabine Lisicki in the fourth round at the All England Club amid a string of unpredictable twists. A Taco Bell employee accidentally handed a drive-thru group the day's bank deposit in a food bag. The Grand Haven Tribune comments on untested cases at state labs. Facebook raises organ donation status per new study. Sentinel previews its upcoming high school sports year in review.
Below average July temperatures and wildfire coverage frame local news. Obituary notes honor Ruth Barnaby aged 92, Tilda Berens 93, Lisa Blair 23, Kathryn Killackey 96, Carolyn Hibbard 90, Verinie Zweering 95.
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A NRDC annual beach report cites 20 120 nationwide closure and advisory days with over a quarter from stormwater runoff. In Michigan, Oval Beach Saugatuck and Saugatuck Dunes closed for two days each due to high bacteria after storms. Ottawa County tracks 19 beaches. Allegan County tests 11. Water quality remains a major concern and requires multi agency action. Feb data cited from state DEQ report shows 755 lost water access days in 2012, down 17 percent from 2011.
Holland public safety logs show 30 fireworks incidents weekend of widespread usage confusion. Mayor and council cite state law allowing July 3 4 5 with quiet hours 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. and emphasize neighbor safety and quality of life.
Holland fire officials expect new rules to govern fire use in the Street Performer Series this week. No final decision was made at Monday’s meeting, but officials aim to have rules in place by Wednesday for Thursday events, aligning with downtown’s Fourth of July celebration. Deputy Chief Matt Messer urged readiness.
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