City of Kentwood
Mix of first-to-portfolio and local retailers to open at Woodland Mall
New tenants such as Love Culture, Toysaro, Christmas Treasures, The Glove and Roeda Studio are slated to open after the recently announced Altar’d State, which is opening Oct. 6.
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Snapshots: Kentwood, Wyoming weekend news you need to know
Time to dream. Time to plan. And it may not be entirely your fault.
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Kelloggsville in playoff mode as Rockets face critical Friday night game
Kelloggsville is now 3-3 overall and 2-1 in the OK Silver conference. Last season, the Rockets defeated NorthPointe, 36-21.
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Kentwood bicyclist, riding for grandson, dips tires in Atlantic at journey’s end
In late September, he finished his journey at Revere Beach, near Boston.
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Michigan State Police next citizen’s academy has spots available
The 3rd Annual Citizens’ Academy, open to residents of Wyoming and Kentwood, will start Oct. 22 and end Dec.17.
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Kentwood business gets B-Corp certification to attest to its community commitment
According to Valley City Electronics Recycling President Jason Kehr, the company has always followed the people, planet, profit model, so being B-Corp certified only made sense.
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WKTV Journal: In Focus looks at both sides in Kent County ICE contract issue
Movimiento Cosecha GR is protesting the county Sheriff’s department contract with the federal Immigration and Custom Enforcement agency, known as ICE.
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Ford Airport Continues Growth in Eighth Straight Month of 2018
The Gerald R. Ford International Airport served close to 300,000 passengers in August.
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Undersheriff Michelle Young appointed as first female sheriff for Kent County
Kent County administration announced Thursday that LaJoye-Young will fill the unexpired term of Sheriff Larry Stelma, who retires on Nov. 1 of this year.
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City of Kentwood’s Fall Festival set for Oct. 20
Annual event includes Trunk or Treat, hayrides, face painting and more.
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Results of Airport Area Residential Well Testing Indicate Drinking Water is Safe
Of 28 properties tested, all showed non-detect PFOA/PFOS results.
By:School News Network: Godfrey Lee superintendent makes push for reducing absences
Kevin Polston, superintendent of Godfrey-Lee Public Schools, said that a few missed school days here and there may not seem like a big deal to a family, but it can quickly put a student on track for truancy.
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Kentwood’s brush drop-off program to return Oct. 13
City’s drop-off site and annual leaf drop-off site to run concurrently.
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