City of Kentwood
City of Kentwood’s Daddy-Daughter Dance set for Saturday, Jan. 26
With an “Under the Sea” theme, the evening will include dinner, dessert, crafts, a photo area with props and, of course, dancing.
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The Right Place helps carrier with $42 million expansion at Ford Airport
Allegiant announces it will make Grand Rapids a base of operations, adding 66 jobs to the airport.
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Kentwood to host second annual Valentine’s Dash 5K on Feb. 9
The 5K run/walk will start and end at the Kent District Library – Kentwood (Richard L. Root) Branch.
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Recently appointed Kent County Sheriff on WKTV Journal In Focus
Sheriff LaJoye-Young has a long history in law enforcement, specifically with the Kent County Sheriff’s Office.
By:Pine Rest is chosen as one of five organizations to participate in National Institute on Aging Study
It is a 5-year study to investigate the use of electroconvulsive therapy to treat severe agitation and aggression in people with Alzheimer’s disease.
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Led by Rep. Brann and Sen. Peters, abuse victims, pets gain protections in new laws
New state and federal laws aim to prevent threats or acts of violence against an abuse survivor’s pet.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood weekend news you ought to know
Welcome to the New Year! Now, ditch that Christmas tree.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood weekend news you want to know — end-of-year edition
Out with the old and in with the new. The WKTV Staff wishes all of you a Happy New Year!
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Ford Airport continues to surpass all-time passenger numbers
By Alicia RobertsGerald R. Ford International Airport The Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GFIA) finished the month of November having served an all-time record number [Read More]
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Kent County’s strategic planning process continues with county profile, bilingual survey
After three community meetings — one in Kentwood in mid-December, an extensive “profile” of the county and a current bilingual survey, the Kent County administration is in the final stages of information collection for its current strategic planning process.
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Popular KDL adult reading program returns in January
The program will kick off on Jan. 2 and run through March 31.
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School News Network: On fire for choir in Kelloggsville
While other students were heading to recess, a group of Kelloggsville students stayed put and returned to their seats, where they eat lunch every Tuesday as members of the school’s newly formed choir.
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Carole Hunnes-Nielsen Exhibit opening at Pine Rest Leep Art Gallery Jan. 3
A new exhibit titled, “Changing Seasons,” by local artist Carole Hunnes-Nielsen, opens at the Leep Art Gallery on Jan. 3.
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