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  • 12 PM News, Sports & Weather 05/17/13

    Friday, May 17, 2013

    Today's Headlines: The state Civil Rights Commission held a panel discussion on various topics at Holland City Hall last night; An unnamed 29-year-old Holland Township man is recovering from injuries suffered when his left leg was caught in a hay baler at a commercial grower south of Grand Haven yesterday afternoon; A self-admitted “City Nerd” will represent the Tulip City in a select gathering of young leaders; There are those who are calling on Bill Huizenga to impart some of Solomon’s Wisdom to resolve the access issue involving the Big Red Lighthouse in Park Township; If one state lawmaker from the Lakeshore has her way, "absentee municipal management" won’t be allowed in Michigan too much longer; Tigers look to bounce back in Texas after #35 was pounded last night; a nice weekend ahead in Lakeshore weather.

  • A "City Nerd" from Holland Lands Spot in Exclusive Vanguard Conference

    Friday, May 17, 2013

    Gary Stevens chatted with Holland's Third Ward Councilman Brian Burch on May 17, 2013, as he landed one of 40 spots in an exclusive "Vanguard" convention of urban leaders across the continent that will discuss various city-related issues in Cleveland next month.

  • 12 PM News, Sports & Weather 05/16/13

    Thursday, May 16, 2013

    Today's Headlines: Public backlash to an agreement between the Holland Historic Lighthouse Commission, the Macatawa Park Cottagers Association, Van Andel Enterprises and the developers of the Point West One project may force a change in public access to the Big Red Lighthouse; the Saugatuck Planning Commission meets tonight to consider a development proposal for the Presbyterian Camp site; Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and Tea Party leaders are demanding a further probe into the IRS scandal about alleged targeting of conservative groups for audits; although it’s been two years since a no vote by five of nine City Council members kept the addition of sexual preference and gender identity out of Holland’s anti-discrimination ordinance, the issue apparently hasn’t gone away; the Tigers hit the road again tonight; the delightful spring weather continues for at least one more day.

  • 12 PM News, Sports & Weather 05/14/13

    Tuesday, May 14, 2013

    Today's Headlines: The deadline for candidate filings is today, and there will be some contested races in Holland this fall; the fallout from the latest Palisades shutdown continues; a new education-business initiative has been unveiled for the Lakeshore; the Tigers look to continue their mastery of the Astros tonight; the last vestiges of winter has been shaken off along the Lakeshore.

  • Connections: MWCCC Early Bird Breakfast May 14

    Tuesday, May 14, 2013

    Ottawa Area Intermediate School District Superintendent Karen McPhee, Haworth CEO Franco Bianchi and Herman Miller CEO Brian Walker addressed the Michigan West Coast Chamber of Commerce's Early Bird Breakfast at the Haworth Inn in Holland on May 14, 2013, discussing the "Connections" educational initiative aimed at improving learning among Lakeshore students.