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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2018
Page
7
In 1998 at Zeeland High School a controversy over band T shirt bans led to suspensions. Students protested with shirts bearing explicit band names while others argued for free expression of religious messages. The incident reflects school policy clashes and student activism in a historic context.
Carrie Underwood turns 35, country icon Ralph Emery reaches 85, action star Chuck Norris becomes 78, with a fourth well known figure aged 60. The milestone notes highlight enduring fame across music, TV and film.
Zeeland High School stages the 1955 rock n roll musical All Shook Up at DeWitt Auditorium tonight at 7 PM. Tickets cost 12 dollars for adults, 6 dollars for staff and students, 9 dollars for seniors and non ZPS students. doors open at 6 15 PM with tickets available at the door. Sentinel staff
New Zealander Jill Worrall discusses kinship care in the United States and globally. She notes many caregivers are poor and many are grandparents or single guardians while highlighting stability and challenges for traumatized children. The talk, hosted by Myrna McNitt with IFCO support, covered contributions of relatives and needs for more help.
Melanie Hooyenga writes the second book in her young adult sports romance series The Trail Rules about 16 year old Mike who finds belonging with a riding group and a mysterious rider who helps her define her own life and choices while her parents pressure her future and biking mountains. The Trail Rules is published by Left Handed Mitten Publications and is available online through Amazon Barnes & Noble Kobo iBooks Smashwords.
Local residents share varied opinions on daylight saving time. Some praise longer evenings and mood boosts, others prefer more daylight after work, and a few remain indifferent or dislike the disruption of early Sunday wakeups. One observer notes the birthday timing adds frustration yet sees potential value in time changes.
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