Holland Community Event List Highlights Local Activities
Petapalooza runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Nelis Dutch Village in Holland with contact 616-396-1475. “Love, Gilda” screens at Knickerbocker Theatre at 7:30 p.m. with tickets 6 to 7 dollars. Fire Safety Storytime is at Herrick District Library North Branch at 11 a.m. and Knitting 101 at 6:30 p.m. both free. The Red Arrow Division WWI exhibit opens at Holland Museum at 7 p.m. Free. Holland Friends of Art hosts an opening reception 6 to 8 p.m. at the Holland Area Arts Council. School Nurse 5k Run & Walk begins 6 p.m. at Holland High School, free. Fire Truck Parade downtown Holland is listed, time TBA and free. Night Hike 7:30 p.m. at Huyser Farm Park, register at outdoordiscovery.org.
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Community events calendar and submission details
The Holland Sentinel invites readers to visit its Facebook page for an expanding list of local activities and to view the full calendar at holland sentinel dot com. To submit events, send event and contact information for verification to lor dot timmer at holland sentinel dot com or mail to 54 W. Eighth St., Holland MI 49423.
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Rope Pull rivalry draws crowds at Hope College event
Sophomores battled for three hours and 51 minutes before darkness forced a tie. Judges later declared the winning class by rope length, with the class of 2021 taking the victory by 65 feet 5 inches. Alumni and Holland residents filled stands, cheering pullers and moralers as teams of 18 students per side vied for bragging rights in a long standing tradition.
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Multiple court cases wrap up October precedents in West Olive
Weston faces charges for possessing a stolen firearm and a weapon in a school zone after threats in a rap song. Dime awaits sentencing on terrorism and weapon convictions following a January standoff. Popejoy stands trial for murder tied to a 2017 driveway dispute in Crockery Township. Jackson to face assault charges and a habitual offender case from a 2017 store incident. Williams charged with stabbing his girlfriend to death last October. LeFebre faces trial for embezzling over 32000 from Macatawa Transit, potentially 10 years and substantial fines.
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