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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2018
Page
7
After a two hour public hearing on sanitary sewer laterals for Holland Heights the City Council abandoned the program leaving improvements to individual petitions. It warned residents that future costs could exceed the $9.20 per foot they deemed high and could not guarantee prices.
Jeff Corwin is 51 Mindy Sterling is 65 Richie Sambora is 59 Michael Rosenbaum is 46 Lil Zane is 36 Caroline Wozniacki is 28.
Two births recorded in July 2018 at Spectrum Health Zeeland Hospital. A son, Kasper William Joel Ason, born July 3 to Cathleen Kizer of Pullman. A son, Liam James Ason, born July 4 to Karlena and Ross McFarland of West Olive.
Southwest Airlines will stop serving peanuts on all flights next month due to allergy concerns. The airline will substitute pretzels and other snacks on longer trips. The move ends a decades long peanut tradition and is not tied to any incident.
The Gun Lake Tribe of Potawatomi Indians hosts the fourth annual Sweet Grass Moon Pow Wow with Nishnabek dancers and singers, Native vendors, and grand entries at Jijak Camp in Hopkins. Times are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, July 14–15.
ACEH and Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony partner for a “Celebrating Community Connections” fundraiser at Jus Ribs N More 1180 Washington Ave Holland. A $5 lunch and $10 per person or $20 per four for tie dye support ACEH. attendees bring their own cotton wear.
The Amazing Hermann, performer for over 40 years, presents an evening of parlor tricks at American Legion Hall in Saugatuck. Shows run 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Sept 1 with tickets at 10 dollars online or by phone 312 787 7387 at 248 Mason St.
SDHC executive director Nathan Nietering previews next Tuesday Talk on Saugatuck rail history from 1871 Pere Marquette attempts to steam service, why routes shifted to New Richmond, and the electric interurban linking Holland to Chicago era 1899 to 1926. Admission free for SDHC members. seats limited.
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