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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2013
Page
17
A Holland resident venting about heavy road construction left citizens frustrated. He notes detours and fuel worries while predicting longer delays and confusing routes as traffic worsens. The piece cites Proverbs and Kierkegaard and ends with contact.
ArtsAlive! raises funds for Allegan County nonprofit arts and cultural groups. In three years the program has generated over 253000 benefiting libraries museums and arts councils. This year's participants include Allegan Community Players and Saugatuck Douglas Library among others with voting ending Sept 2 at $1 per vote.
A brief note titled Today in History compiles notable events from Holland City News and Holland Sentinel. It reflects weekly archival highlights, referencing past dates and local milestones without extending into narrative detail.
On July 7 1888 J Pessink and Bros issued a new peanut roster attracting attention. Postmaster Van Putten saw his salary rise from 1500 to 1600 dollars. The Fourth of July passed quietly. boats arrivals caused crowds to form and disperse with no drunkenness. Lizzie Walsh failed to run her ferry to Port Sheldon delaying tides of passengers.
Captain Charles Morton superintendent of the Twelfth Life-Saving District died last Monday night at his Clinton street home in Grand Haven. He spent thirty-one years in the United States Life-Saving Service and was a highly respected local figure. The report also mentions factory workers needing time to vote, Zeeland warehouse dismantling by C Roosenraad, J Boone leaving for Port Huron to drive a racehorse for a thousand dollar stake, and Gary Pullano noted as a Park Township resident.
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