Jane Gould said she still misses her mother, who died 10 years ago; and her father, who died in 2005.
But the Grand Haven woman said the annual memorial service conducted by Hospice of North Ottawa Community is helping her through the grieving process.
Construction has begun for The Village at the Pines, 1450 S. Ferry St. in Grand Haven.
The Village at the Pines will contain 89 independent living apartments for residents age 55 and older.
Ferrysburg voters on Nov. 8 will be deciding who takes over as mayor of the city.
Two candidates - Dan Ruiter, 61; and Jon Stafford, 56 - are vying for a seat left vacant by current Mayor Jeff Stille, who decided not to run for re-election.
As head coach of the Grand Haven varsity soccer team, Aaron Dean is used to his players listing lofty goals during their preseason meetings.
The past few weeks, Dean has had a blast watching his current crop of players accomplish those goals.
The Buccaneers (17-1-3) can cross another one off their list this evening if they can get past Troy (20-2-1) in the Division 1 state semifinals at Holt High School.
The Gillette Nature Association will host a Member Appreciation and Community Open House event at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Gillette Visitor Center in P.J. Hoffmaster State Park.
A 76-year-old Holland woman was airlifted to Spectrum Butterworth Hospital following a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon near a Zeeland Township intersection, said Lt. Steve Austin of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department.
With the pain she's had to deal with over the course of the past two cross country seasons, no one can question the dedication put into the sport by Grand Haven sophomore Claire Borchers.
Even with the constant agony of shin splints, Borchers has again flourished for the Bucs this season, as she's routinely been their top finisher. It's a testiment to her natural talent in the sport, as her off-season training is often limited in the summer due to her dedication to another sport - soccer.
For a runner who had never experienced a first-place finish until this season, Grand Haven senior Ryan Duff doesn't sound like he's earned validation.
Instead, he'd rather focus on the meets where he didn't perform up to his high expectations.
You would be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't love a good deal.
Beginning Monday, Nov. 7, the Grand Haven Tribune will be offering deals at restaurants, service providers, entertainment venues, classes and events in West Michigan three times each week.
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