Quiet Holland leader Van Dyke remembered at services
John H. Van Dyke, longtime Holland figure in city government and community groups, died at home Saturday. Retired from Hart and Cooley where he served as advertising manager, he enjoyed travel. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Trinity Reformed Church, where he was a deacon.
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Family Announcements Include Births in Michigan Town
A daughter Stella Rose Wooster born Sept 1 2018 to Brittany Bos and Trevor Wooster of Allegan. A son Grant Adrian born Sept 2 2018 to Katrina Bosch and Nathan Bosch of Holland. Ages listed for public figures include Leslie Jones 51 Gloria Gaynor 75 Chrissie Hynde 67 Devon Sawa 40 Evan Rachel Wood 31 Ian Chen 12.
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Hope Church hosts Thinking Smart in Post-Truth Age talk
Hope Church RCA in Holland hosts an adult education class titled Thinking Smart and Reformed in a Post-Truth Age. David Myers presents a roadshow talk for psychology educators with concrete examples from current popular discourse.
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Remembering Lviv Commemorates 75th Jewish Annihilation
In Lviv a Sunday ceremony marked the 75th anniversary of the citys Jewish population destruction by Nazi Germany. Mayor Andriy Sadovyi and deputy director Iryna Matsevko highlighted preserved memories, synagogue keys, a prayer concert, and ongoing efforts to revive Jewish history through courses and new research.
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Winners fascinate all ages from toddlers to ad audiences
Research from MIT and Harvard shows toddlers prefer high status winners even when they win fairly. If a winner knocks the other puppet down, toddlers favor the loser. Advertisers and storytellers leverage this instinct, shaping images of success to sell products and elevate heroes. The piece questions why church celebrations of Jesus’s victory are less ardent, criticizing dulled depictions of triumph.
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Canadian wedding called off over $45,000 guest funded plan
A Canadian couple canceled their wedding days before the ceremony after planning for $45,000 US total funded by guests at $1,500 each. Most guests declined, leaving the couple to face deposits and disappointment while social media debates the trend of cash gifts and lavish weddings versus practicality.
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