Whitmer Visits Holland for Tulip Time Inaugural Luncheon
Governor Gretchen Whitmer attended the 90th Tulip Time Festival in Holland for its inaugural luncheon at DeVos Fieldhouse. She praised Michigan diversity, noting Tulip Time as a symbol of the state’s strength and heritage while acknowledging local leaders and Hope College officials.
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Reliable Sport to Downsize Move From Chicago Drive Store
In Holland, thousands of dollars of merchandise lay under tarps as Reliable Sport downsizes and relocates from 710 Chicago Drive. Owner Israel Quintanilla bought the business in 2017 and expanded to a 55,000 square foot facility, but a returning reopening date remains unclear. The store previously operated at 254 S. River Ave. until 2018.
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Saugatuck bond proposal falls just short in spring vote
Saugatuck Public Schools failed by three votes 1044 no to 1041 yes on a nearly 40 million bond to renovate Saugatuck High and Douglas Elementary, raising 1.36 mills. Superintendent Tim Travis noted extensive public forums and calls, urging patience for potential recounts per Michigan law.
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