Todd Whiteman, a Holland city councilman since 2009, has been named executive director of Disability Network/Lakeshore. The Holland-based disability information and advocacy organization serves Ottawa and Allegan counties. Whiteman, 38, succeeds founding executive director Ruth Stegeman, who left in December after guiding the nonprofit organization from its inception in 1992.

After hearing from a resident who opposes the proposal, the Grand Haven Township Board on Monday tabled two resolutions that would have set an assessment and authorize a street light installation in a rural area. A special assessment lighting district in the area of 152nd Avenue and Rich Street has been proposed.

The Michigan Maritime Museum will celebrate its 30th Classic Boat Show on Saturday. Among the featured exhibits will be the Duchess, a 1904 gas launch from Gull Lake; Norman, a 1956 utility Chris Craft from Holland; and Babe, a Rhodes 27 sailboat from Chicago. The steamboat Willie from Saugatuck is anticipated to be in attendance.

The Muskegon-based Pet Pantry of Michigan will be hosting bingo in Grand Haven on Saturday to benefit the hungry animals in the community. The goal is to reach $1,000. The entry fee is $5 and each card is $1. Bring a pet food donation to receive a free bingo card (one free card per person). Doors at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1416 Washington Ave., will open at 1:30 p.m. and game play will begin at 2 p.m. Play will continue until all prizes are won. Players must be age 18 or older to play. Call Jennifer Stiles at 231-747-6986 for details.

Three Zeeland men were hospitalized after their sport utility vehicle went under a semitrailer at a Holland Township intersection on Monday, police said. Police said the accident happened shortly after 6:15 p.m. when Amrit Mundy, 23, of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, drove his semitrailer truck through a red light on southbound U.S. 31 at Quincy Street. Sgt. Brian Buter of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department said the empty semitrailer was struck by a 2006 Mitsubishi Endeavor being driven east through the intersection by 67-year-old Ron Sisouphone of Zeeland.

Todd and Diane Losee have plenty of experience putting on running events through their company, Inspirational Racing. The Spring Lake couple already organize the Coast Guard Park Trail Run and the Octoberfest marathon and half marathon. Add the Heritage Festival 5K run and walk to that list. The run takes place Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m. on North Fruitport Road, next to Central Park in Spring Lake.