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Gary Stevens chats with Greater Ottawa County United Way President Patrick Moran on Mar. 22, 2011, as his group reached its fundraising goal for 2010-11.
Today's Headlines: Holland CVB Leader Honored at State Convention; E-Verify Available, Lakeshore Lawmaker Wants to Use It; Two Women Face Lengthy Prison Stretches for Purse Snatching; Relatively Quiet Night in Sports Ahead.
Today's Headlines: Hope College Professor Dies; Holland City Councilman Announces Re-Election Bid; Inaugural LaughFest Wraps Up; Former Haitian Ambassador to UN Speaks at Aquinas College; Governor Snyder Unveils New Municipal Funding Plan; Red Wings Host Penguins Tonight.
Today's Headlines: Holland Twp. Gas Station Robbed; Joblessness Rose Along Lakeshore, Across Michigan; Holland Mayor Supports New EFM Bill; Lakeshore Congressman Holds Series of Forums; Carrie Snikkers Earns All-America Honors.
Today's Headlines: Holland City Manager to Retire; Holland City Councilman Announces Resignation; Lakeshore Congressman Says No to Stop-Gap Bill; Local Red Cross Official Refutes Report of Low Charity to Japan; Two Lakeshore State Lawmakers Targets of Attacks; More Ice Rescues in Jenison; Herman Miller Staying in Black Ink; Holland Police Conduct Sex Offender Registry Sweep; Red Wings Beat Caps, Face Jackets Tonight.
Gary Stevens chats on Mar. 17, 2011 with U.S. House Representative Bill Huizenga (R-Zeeland) about why he voted no on the latest funding continuance for the federal government, about criticisms over a perceived lack of leadership in the White House, dredging of Great Lakes ports, and Huizenga's appointment to the House Republican Policy Committee.
Gary Stevens chats with Holland Mayor Kurt Dysktra following the Mar. 16, 2011 City Council meeting in which City Manager Soren Wolff announced his pending retirement and At-Large Councilman Jerome Thomas-Kobes announced his pending resignation.
Gary Stevens chats with retiring Holland City Manager Soren Wolff after his announcement at the Holland City Council meeting on Mar. 16, 2011.
Holland City Manager Soren Wolff formally announced his retirement after 23 years during the Mar. 16, 2011 City Council Meeting.
Today's Headlines: Holland-Grand Haven Slips to 34th in Happiest City Survey; Holland City Council Considers “Pedicabs” Ordinance; Car Crashes into School Bus in Hudsonville; EFM Reform Bill Approved by State House; Lakeshore Lawmaker Tackles Illegals Issue Again; Analyst Gauges Effect of Japanese Events on Stocks; Red Wings Welcome Alexander the Great and His Capitals to the Joe Tonight.
