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Today's Headlines: "Horseplay" leads to a shooting in eastern Ottawa Co.; Holland Council approves part-time HR Director split; Lakeshore Congressman sympathetic with Rand Paul on filibuster's purpose; Hamilton ends March Magic misery; early taste of spring ahead for Lakeshore.
Gary Stevens chats with US House Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-Zeeland) about various Congressional issues during their weekly conversation on Mar. 7, 2013.
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Gary Stevens chatted with US House Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) about the Sequester, unlocking cellphones and Daylight Savings Time, during their weekly conversation on Mar. 5, 2013.
Today's top stories, scores & weather.
Today's Headlines: The preliminary hearing for Ryan Wyngarden in the 1987 cold case murders of Gail & Rick Brink continues; a runaway 14-year-old girl from Holland's North Side is found with a 28-year-old man at a local motel; what does the Sequester mean to you and me?; the Lakeshore's Congressman is trying to see the forest through the trees in questioning the Fed Chairman; a bittersweet anniversary in Fennville tonight; February is leaving like a lamb weather wise along the Lakeshore.
Gary Stevens chats with Fennville High Athletic Director Travis Spaman on the two-year anniversary of Wes Leonard's final game with the Blackhawks, ironically against the Feb. 28, 2011 opponent, Bridgman.
Gary Stevens chatted with US House Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-Zeeland) about those topics during their weekly conversation on Feb. 28, 2013.
Today's Headlines: Global warming alarmists have some fresh statistical ammo stemming from this snowy February along the Lakeshore; a preliminary hearing into an accused cold case murderer has begun; the Sequester looms in Washington in a scene straight out of a Gary Cooper "High Noon" movie; a local financial adviser is saying "a pox on both your houses" to those in Washington as the Sequester comes; the girls step into the spotlight along the Lakeshore as March Magic continues; Old Man Winter is apparently going to have to be dragged out of the Lakeshore kicking and screaming for February.
Today's Headlines: Old Man Winter is back this afternoon; dredging may be coming to Saugatuck/Douglas; the Governor is frustrated by the political gridlock in Washington; two state lawmakers are trying to gauge constituents' temperatures on paying for proposed road repairs in Michigan; immigration reform is apparently not as contentious in Washington as some might believe; the final week of high school boys' basketball regular season play begins tonight.
