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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2019
Page
7
Totchos with cheese beef lettuce tomatoes sour cream and jalapenos optional priced at $8 at Fiesta Grill near the Civic Center. A playful menu item hints at dreams coming true for nachos fans in town.
A historic tulip variety features dark purple petals with ornamental feathering. The description highlights its age and distinctive feathered edge, identifying it as a heritage cultivar valued for its striking color pattern and classic garden appeal.
The World Tulip Summit unveiled the World Friendship Tulip in 2017 to promote world peace. Holland citywide planting saw 5,000 of these special tulips placed across the city.
The costumes mirror Spakenburg village attire with a boy’s blue, white, and black striped shirt, red scarf, and fisherman's hat. The girl wears a print dress topped by a plaid pinafore, reflecting regional fishing town dress traditions.
Hundreds of children join Thursday's Kinderparade with poles to keep lines straight as in 1950. The first parade highlight of Holland's children occurred in 1932. Originally the event was the Children's Costume Parade before being renamed Kinderparade.
Holland residents prepare for Tulip Time openly cleaning streets before the Volksparade on Wednesday May 8. Ginger Zee serves as the 2019 TulipTime parade Grand Marshal while community celebrations showcase traditional garb dance and nationally renowned entertainment.
The first of three Tulip Time parades fills downtown Holland despite dreary weather and a late start. Grand marshal Ginger Zee leads with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and dignitaries in attendance as crowds watch along Eighth Street from Columbia Avenue to Kellen Park. The event opened after a delayed start caused by a damaged light pole, with street scrubbing by Dutch-costumed workers and local participants.
The Volksparade featured more than 15 local school bands with the Dutch dogs at the end. It was sponsored by Metal Flow and supported by Tennant Co., Crown Motors, Mission Design and Automation, Zeeland Lumber and Supply, Hanover Electrical Services and the Holland Board of Public Works. The Kinderparade is set for 2 p.m. May 9 with a weather contingency to May 10, followed by Muziek on May 11. Reporter Cassandra Bondie can be reached at bondie@hollandsentinel.com.
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