Run for the Sun charity 5K and 1 mile walk in Holland
Hope College hosts the Run for the Sun in downtown Holland to benefit Camp Sunshine. The event offers a 5K run and 1-mile walk starting 6:30 p.m. at 13th Street and Columbia Avenue with scholarships funded for campers unable to pay the $275 fee. Camp Sunshine serves about 150 special needs campers with 450+ volunteers across two four day sessions at Camp Blodgett.
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Hope College
Camp Sunshine
13Th Street
Columbia Avenue
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Camp Blodgett
West Olive
Run for the Sun at Hope College Dow Center
Today at Hope College Dow Center runners can join a Run for the Sun event. Registration starts at 5 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. race. The venue is the Dow Center at 13th Street and Columbia Avenue. Fees are $10 for youth and $20 for adults. Online registration available at bit.y/14WTiNe.
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Hope College
Dow Center
13Th Street
Columbia Avenue
Zeeland Pig Out serves up beef, pork and hot dogs fundraiser
Zeeland firefighters host their annual Pig Out at Lawrence Park with roast pork and hot dogs, salads, and sides. Beechwood Inn provides pork, Yntenna Funeral Home supplies ice cream, and Della DeeWylde and the Lost Boys play rockabilly from 4 to 7 pm. Proceeds fund fire prevention and safety education. Pink Heals West Michigan will visit. Admission is 8 adults 13 and up advance, 4.50 children. day of event 9 and 5. Limit: 1500 to 2000 meals expected.
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Todd Buter
Beechwood Inn
Lawrence Park
Zeeland Fire Rescue
Zeeland Fire
Chad Synema
Yntenna Funeral Home
Zeeland
Lynema
Pink Heals
West Michigan
Holland Hundred brings 1800 cyclists to Allegan County ride
The Holland Hundred, a noncompetitive bicycle event, features four routes from 18 to 100 miles through Hamilton Saugatuck Douglas Fennville and Glenn. About 1,800 riders expected with multiple rest stops including a pancake breakfast at East Saugatuck Church. Event marks 39th year with sponsor Herman Miller providing supplies and local groups organizing support. Registration ranges from 30 to 35 dollars with starts at 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the Herman Miller Greenhouse.
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Allegan County
Hamilton
Saugatuck
Douglas
Fennville
Glenn
Nate Hoogeboom
Macatawa Cycling Club
Upward Bound
Holland Sports Boosters
West Michigan Mountain Biking Alliance
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
West Michigan
Hoogeboom
Herman Miller
East Saugatuck Church
56Th St
Macatawa
Adams St
Japinga extends Jeopardy! winning streak to four nights
Holland native Mark Japinga won his fourth Jeopardy! show in a row, boosting four day total to $112,600. The 2005 Holland High School graduate, now a political science alum from Grinnell College, lives in Washington DC and works as a legislative researcher for Stateside Associates in Alexandria, Virginia. He appeared on Jeopardy! tonight for a fifth time.
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Alex Trebek
Japinga
Holland High School
Grinnell College
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Stateside Associates
Alexandria
Jeff
Lynn Japinga
Holland
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