City of Wyoming
Traffic Tuesday Question: School Bus Lights
What should you do when a school bus’s overhead yellow lights begin flashing?
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Wyoming [re]Imagined sets community-driven framework for growth
City Council opens the public comment period for Wyoming [re]Imagined, a new master plan
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Commissioner Harold Voorhees, soon to leave elected office, visits WKTV Journal In Focus
WKTV sat down with Wyoming’s current commissioner, a position that is only latest of a nearly four decade career for the long-time public servant.
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Uncovering the importance of Degage’s Open Doors shelter through the Pillowcase Project
Degage is seeking community help to decorate 4,700 pillowcases for The Pillowcase Project to be shown Sept. 10 – Oct. 1.
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New robotic surgery system, ‘a quantum leap forward,’ will include outpatient procedures
Metro Health – University of Michigan Health becomes the first health care system in West Michigan to offer the newest generation of this minimally invasive robotic option in an outpatient setting.
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Wyoming Public Schools set to offer in-person or ‘more rigorous’ remote learning after 2-week ramp-up period
Among the changes made for those students being taught remotely are increased accountability in areas such as attendance, grading and schedule.
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Snapshots: A few things you can do this weekend
You ordered up activities and we’ve got them! The Grand Rapids Public Museum, Grand Rapids Art Museum and John Ball Zoo all will be happenin’ hotspots!
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Walkable communities, city center all part of Wyoming’s proposed master plan
The proposed master plan will be presented at the city council meeting this Monday.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: School Buses
The answer to Tuesday’s question on the closest you can be when a bus has its flashing red lights on.
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Traffic Tuesday: School Buses
As school starts in a few weeks, the Tuesday Traffic question focuses on bus safety.
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Many local schools looking at remote learning for first weeks
In today’s Government Matters, Godfrey-Lee Superintendent Kevin Polston discussed how many of the Wyoming and Kentwood schools would open this fall.
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Wyoming enacts sprinkling ban to protect regional water system during repair
The sprinkling ban is set to begin on Tuesday, Aug. 11, with civil infractions being issued to anyone who violates the ban.
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Additional food assistance for 350,000 Michigan families in response to COVID-19 extended through August
The additional food assistance is being extended for the month of August with approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service.
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Kent County has community (and veteran) openings on boards, commissions and committees
Kent County is looking for a few good men and women willing to serve on various county boards and committees supporting veterans, guiding community corrections and helping local libraries.
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Primary votes in, November general election races set for Wyoming, Kentwood voters
With the primary votes in — and the election security verification process of the Kent County Board of Canvassers verifying and certifying the unofficial results in process — the Nov. 3 general election is set and will have a wide spectrum of elected officeholders for Wyoming and Kentwood voters to decide upon.
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