City of Kentwood
KDL Staff Picks: A Mixed Bag
This week, we offer up a mixture of books to help you get through the stay-at-home order.
By:
Area health facilities accepting donations of personal protective supplies
The Grand Rapids Public Museum donated more than 4,000 gloves to Spectrum Health. Donation sites are now open for others to help local hospitals.
By:
Essential services includes grocery stores, gas stations, others
No need to panic buy as grocery stores as well as pharmacies and gas stations will remain open.
By:
62-B District Court closed to the general public
The court will be open for essential functions involving health and safety and constitutional rights.
By:
Kent County treasurer’s office closed for walk-in services
The closure of the Kent County Treasurer’s Office to the public follows the closure of several other county offices.
By:Snapshots: Feeling isolated? Well here’s some things you can do this weekend
We found book options, movies, music, yoga, and thanks to Eatgr, lots of restaurants offering curbside options. We got this West Michigan!
By:
2020 Census underway despite coronavirus
There have been some delay when follow-ups will start, but invitations to participate have been sent out.
By:
SpartanNash retail stores reserve time for at-risk population to shop
Effective immediately, Tuesdays and Thursdays between 7 an 9 a.m. will be set aside as reserved hours for vulnerable populations.
By:
Local employment agency offers free webinar to help local businesses
The webinar, set for 9 a.m. Friday, March 20, is designed to help answer some of the questions businesses have as the coronavirus situation contuse to unfold.
By:
Kent County encourages residents to call 211 for food, utility, other assistance
The United Way’s 2-1-1 provides resources for food, shelter, utility, and other disaster needs.
By:
Recycling Center to reopen following upgrades
The center is scheduled to open on Monday, March 16.
By:Kent County elections leaders discuss busy voting season on WKTV Journal In Focus
WKTV’s guests offer a review of how the State of Michigan in general — and Kent County in specific — provide voter accessibility, ballot security and accurate results.
By:
Snapshots: What you should know in a time of (corona)virus
WKTV brings you two LOCAL expert telling it to you straight.
By:
