r/hollandmichigan

Holland-area locals — where’s your favorite place to watch the sunset around here?

What spot has the best sunset view — Holland State Park, Tunnel Park, Mt. Pisgah, somewhere in Saugatuck, a lesser-known beach, or somewhere else?

And what makes that spot your favorite?

I have lots of old landscaping stones around my property, the previous owners clearly got them for free because they aren't a uniform size, shape, or material.

I'm looking to get rid of them.

Does anyone know of a place or service that takes large rocks?

I’m 23 and moved to Holland a year and a half ago! Wondering if there’s any existing young people’s groups around here. I enjoy psychological thrillers, horror and fantasy reads/games and would like to make friends around my age to bond over these things with. Thanks!

Hello. My mom was a middle school math teacher & an applied math high school teacher. I am always looking for ways to support math teachers in my local area. If you are a local teacher or have resources to point me towards local needs, please chime in.

I have researched and found various groups that support teacher’s wish lists, but I prefer working directly with teachers whose needs may not ever make the top of those lists. A few examples: 1) a regional competition whose registration & travel costs weren’t covered; 2) a group of applied math teachers whose printing was shut down (going green & cost savings)… small, individual dry-erase boards & supporting supplies were provided for 4 classrooms; 3) TI calculators for 4 applied math classrooms.

Yes, there are formal school-wide & district-wide programs that handle donations, but those don’t always reach every teacher. I’d love to hear from local teachers or get feedback regarding programs that do help local needs.