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Reach Customers THE HOLLAND SENTINEL DELIVERS THIS MARKET Prices per column inch and options for any size advertising budget! FANS REMEMBER ERNIE In Print Sentinel readers share stories about legendary Tigers broadcaster, B4-B5 SUNDAY, MAY 9, 2010 INSIDE HIGH 56 LOW 54 Details, A10 RIVER BANK The Holland RUN RESULTS, B1 Readership $2.00 Sentinelhollandsentinel.com Since July 1, 1896 Reach MUZIEKPARADE: TULIP TIME FINALE Weather frightful, crowds delighted as man proposes BY STEPHEN KLOOSTERMAN, ANDREA GOODELL AND BLAKE THORNE Over 41,000 [email protected] A cold spring breeze Sat- urday couldn’t chill the vis- ible glow coming from Hol- Stretch lander Rick Thompson, 25, and his girlfriend Lindsae & Cushman, 23, when a group of Dutch dancers in * Tulip Time’s Muziekpa- 0 1 0 2 rade pre- e m Ti sented a Tulip banner ask- Readership and ing, “Lindsae, Daily Readers will you marry me?” As the crowd oohed and ahed, Thompson dropped to one knee to present a diamond ring to Cushman as TV cameras rolled. She said “yes.” The couple, both gradu- ates of Calvary Schools of Circulation Holland, started dating in November after they both happened to take jobs at Heritage Christian Academy in Kalamazoo, Cushman as a teacher and Thompson as a janitor. “She told me awhile back, I just want a story to tell,” Thompson said. “Both of us have grown up (with) Tulip Time. I thought, what a perfect time to pop the question, and make a ONLINE PHOTOS, story.” VIDEO See photo galleries Did she know the pro- and video at posal was coming? “Not hollandsentinel.com. today!” the bride-to-be said. INSIDE “This will be a good C story,” she said. “I’m kind Life&Style • More of like an author, and I’ve photos read a lot of books. I like Dutch from stories.” Saturday’s On Line Elsewhere during Satur- darlings parade, day’s culmination of Tulip A6. Time, a thinner crowd was • Photos warmed by the parade of Dennis R.J. Geppert/The Holland Sentinel of your bands. Top right, Rick Thompson proposes to his girlfriend Lindsae kinder With temperatures in Cushman on Eighth Street Saturday afternoon; main photo, rid- cuties, the mid-40s and a driving ers blow bubbles into the air as their float makes its way down C1. wind, bleachers stuffed full Eighth Street; inset, Pranav Rajesh snuggles up to keep warm during Wednesday’s parade and watches the parade; bottom right, riders on Sara Lee’s Salute to Dutch dance float wave to parade-watchers; bottom left, the See PARADE, A2 Zeeland High School marching band performs Saturday. Readership Feds seeking life sentence Adoptive couple celebrates their first Mother’s Day for Westerlund’s child porn BY ANDREA GOODELL They were told it would Prosecutor questions claims of good character [email protected] be too hard, to forget about (616) 546-4275 adopting the boy they now BY MEGAN SCHMIDT to get a light- considered their son, to [email protected] er punish- They were told to be pre- look somewhere else. (616) 526-4279 ment at his pared for the worst case sce- Today, Emily Perton cel- federal court nario: The little boy from ebrates her first Mother’s A federal prosecutor has sentencing South Korea could go from Day with her son, Augustus urged a judge to sentence n e x t w e e k . the airplane to the intensive Ju-Seong Perton. Augustus Tom Westerlund to life in Wester- care unit and never leave. turned 2 in March. prison for sexually assault- lund, 51, It would bring medical “I remember them sitting Dennis R.J. Geppert/The Holland Sentinel ing teen boys, saying Wester- is set for Westerlund Over 12,000 expenses, grief and stress Emily and Jason Perton play with their son Gus in his crib lund cannot rely on his good on their marriage. See BABY, A2 Friday afternoon. standing in the community See SENTENCE, A2 DEATHS INDEX CONTACT US INSIDE Advice. C8 Franklin W. Giles, 86 Births . C2 Classified: (616) 355-3278 Reach More Helen Justin, 90 Business&Finance . B6 Delivery: (616) 392-8800 * Ernestine Klippel, 85 Classified . D6 News: (616) 392-2314 or LOCAL Marvin Lemmen, 84 History . C8 [email protected] � Anti-tax sentiment doesn’t stop West Michigan hikes, A3. Paul Nienhuis, 67 Horoscope. C8 � Zeeland postal carriers collect 7,000 pounds of food, A3. Laura Reno, 86 Life&Style . C1 James Roberts, 85 Lottery. A2 Debra Sharda, 53 Opinion. A9 Daily Readers SPORTS Marian Snyder, 91 Puzzles . C8 Leigh Stair, 70 Sports . B1 � Mom’s health battle inspires Hamilton athlete, B1. Louis Van Vels, 84 Things To Do Calendar . C1 People with � Verlander, Cabrera lead Tigers past Indians, B1. Page A4-A5 (visitors) � One Click. And NEW Mobile! http://m.hollandsentinel.com The Holland SPECIAL Sentinel BONUS! reaches more adults with the Reach has a rapidly COLOR weekday and growing number BY THE INCH Sunday editions of online readers. of the newspaper YOUR This means a Increase time spent than any whole new Customers marketing reading your ad by other advertising as much as 60% opportunity for medium in your consumers who get their market. information online *based on a 7 day average January 2011 • 54 W. 8th St., Holland, MI 49423 • Ph (616) 546-4200 • Fax (616) 392-3526 • (800) 968-3497 • www.hollandsentinel.com Reach & Stretch Readership & Circulation of your news & message. AQUATIC LEADER SUBSCRIBER The Holland Sentinel Tom Bos refl ects on 26 years as director of Aquatic Center, B1 � EXCLUSIVE & SUNDAY, JULY 4, 2010 Reach DistriBUtion INSIDE HIGH 87 LOW 72 � Fresh views on is a 7 day a week, The Holland patriotism � Board to guide HPS projects � Retiring Aquatic Center director $2.00 Sentinel morning publication Build 21 board 10 WAYS TO EXPRESS to guide Holland with readership PATRIOTISM IN 2010 school projects Charged with vision, of over 41,000 communication as HPS spends $73M Muskegon HIP Twentysomethings suggest fresh ways to rs commit random, small acts of patriotism potential customers. F Our reach is READE 1 4 substantial whether Holland Sentinel 5 2 you advertise 3 6 your business in print or online at: Over 41,000 hollandsentinel.com Daily Readers Michigan candidates happy to mix sports and politics The Lakes Mall Lakeshore Marketplace I-96 Online INSIDE DEATHS INDEX CONTACT US NEWS Spring Lake SPORTS � Grand Haven 49417 Over 12,000 Daily Readers (visitors) West Olive 49460 US-31 17 MILES Grand Lake Rapids Michigan 11 MILES Grandville Rivertown Crossings 6 MILES Hudsonville 49426 Mall The Westshore Mall Downtown I96 Zeeland 49424 49464 The Holland Sentinel Online E-Edition provides readers a way to view the newspaper as seen in print, as well as view and print ads. Downtown Holland US-131 49423 COOKIN’ UP A Page 4 The printed partner of myzeeland.com CELEBRATION Saturday • Sunday | November 22-23, 2008 Vol. 1, Issue 30 What’s inside KUNG FU KICK Hamilton ‘KUNG FU PANDA’ PARTY AT LIBRARY AT HIT WITH YOUNG PATRONS AND PARENTS. 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