Broadcaster Ed Ver Schure has died By Peg McNichol
May 11, 2021 | 8:46 AM
HOLLAND (WHTC-AM/FM) Veteran broadcaster Edwin Lee Ver Schure has died. He was 76. (See photo gallery.)
Mr. Ver Schure started his career in 1963 at WHTC, moving in 1971 to WGRD and then to WLAV in Grand Rapids in 1972. Almost everyone called him “Ed” or “Eddie,” and sometimes, “Uncle Eddie.”
He was born on March 25, 1945, to a critically ill mother in Grand Haven, who died three days later. His biological father gave him up for adoption by Fred and Wilma Ver Schure of Holland. Ed grew up on the 200 block of 28th Street in Holland, with a younger sister Mary Lou Ver Schure, all of whom preceded him in death. He graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1963. Later in life he met his biological brother who, in a twist of fate, was also named Ed.
With three weeks remaining until the filing deadline, candidate filings have been sparse for city government and school board positions in Baldwin City and Eudo
The incumbent mayors of Baldwin City and Eudora will both seek another four years to their respective offices.
Baldwin City Mayor Casey Simoneau said he filed Thursday for a second term, and Eudora Mayor Tim Reazin said he would file again for the Eudora City Commission. Eudora has a city manager/commission form of government in which the five commissioners annually elect a fellow member to serve as mayor. Reazin, who has served as Eudora mayor the past five years, said he would be honored to continue serving in that capacity if chosen.
Two Baldwin City Council at-large positions that are currently held by Brian Cramer and Susan Pitts will be on the ballot this year. In Eudora the City Commission seat currently held by Jolene Born will be up for election.
New Celina residential community will bring almost 800 homes
Almost 800 homes are planned for North Sky Celina near Preston Road.
Celina is one of North Texas fastest-growing residential communities.(Rose Baca / Staff Photographer)
A new North Texas land development company is planning a large residential community in Celina.
Corson Cramer Development, which was started early this year, is planning to have almost 800 homes in its North Sky Celina community.
The project is west of Preston Road and off Louisiana Drive, and it’s in the Celina Independent School District.
Homes in the new community will be priced from the low $200,000s to the $400,000s and will be constructed by builders including Taylor Morrison Homes, American Legend Homes and Perry Homes.
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