Arnold James Schaap, 91, of Ackley passed away June 8, at Grand JiVante. A Celebration of Life service is tentatively planned for July 30 in Austinville, IA. He was the son of Peter and Margery ...

A recent example of this is Schaap v. United States (No. 24-1300C, US Court of Federal Claims), a case in which plaintiffs sought $400 million in relief from the federal government through an ...

Grosse Pointe Farms — An unexpected parking issue has Grosse Pointe Park's Schaap Center revising its parking plan so that the multimillion-dollar performing arts center is ready once ...

WASHINGTON -- A who's who of leaders from the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12 and ACC gathered on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to meet with state representatives and lobby for federal NIL guidelines -- a strong ...

During a trip to Belfast in 2010, Rosie Schaap was at a big crossroads in her life. The New Yorker was grappling with the loss of her first husband, Frank, who had died from oesophageal cancer ...

Even when touring the 220,000-square-foot campus with Aligned Data Centers’ chief executive Andrew Schaap, no one is allowed in—no one. The copper piping is part of Aligned’s closed-loop ...

American author and journalist Rosie Schaap was just 39-years old when her husband Frank died from a “very rare” form of oesophageal cancer. The couple had been told of Frank’s diagnosis ...

Jeremy Schaap’s ESPN career is filled with renowned reporting, but maybe none more memorable than his tense interview with Bob Knight nearly a quarter-century ago. Knight was fired by Indiana ...

The A. Paul and Carol C. Schaap Center for the Performing Arts and Richard and Jane Manoogian Art Gallery is being constructed along East Jefferson Avenue at the border of Grosse Pointe Park and ...

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Boomer and Gunnar Esiason’s work to find a medical miracle against cystic fibrosis is a story Jeremy Schaap is excited to tell on an upcoming edition of E:60. Schaap joined Esiason’s WFAN ...

Seeking their revenge, Cornell’s editor-in-chief Richard Schaap, who later hosted ESPN’s “The Sports Reporters” from 1988 to 2001, came up with the idea of the bogus SU newspaper.