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Kent County mobile COVID-19 hotspot health screening app now available in Español
The app was originally launched in English in April and provides health officials with data that could identify future COVID-19 hot spots.
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After month offline, and recycling piling up at home, county recycling center back in operation
Starting Monday, Kent County’s main downtown recycling center and the North Kent drop-off will be accepting household recyclables, although neither facility will be open on Saturdays at this time, according to the county’s Department of Public Works.
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Wyoming opens Yard Waste Drop-Off site, social distancing guidelines in effect
By Joanne Bailey-Boorsmajoanne@wktv.org There have been a few nice days these past couple of weeks and the weekend at least is looking dry, which means [Read More]
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Pronto Pups soon to be available in Grand Rapids
A Wyoming resident and Kentwood resident form a partnership to bring the popular food item to Grand Rapids.
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May 5 local school funding vote in Wyoming, Kentwood to be a ballot process unlike any other
While absentee ballots are the “preferred” voting means May 5, both cities are required to have one polling place open where individuals can register and vote day of and in person.
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Kelloggsville asking for sinking fund to help with long-term projects
New carpet, lockers, playground upgrades, parking repaving and roof replacements are just some of the items the district is hoping to cover with funds from a May 5 sinking fund proposal.
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Local hotdog and ice cream walk-up eatery opens, with restrictions but optimism
The 44th Street Dog and Dairy opened just about its normal time of mid-April. But is it not entirely “business as usual” due to current restrictions on restaurants.
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SpartanNash announces partnership to support local restaurants
Anna’s House, City Built Brewery and The Friesian are just some of the restaurant offerings available at area Family Fare stores.
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Wyoming, Kentwood craft breweries staying positive despite ‘first to close, last to open’ concerns
Like most restaurants, they are offer take-out and delivery of food. Like most breweries, they offer to-go craft beer choices. And they offer the kind of thoughtful optimism that any good bartender will offer up over a cold pint.
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Kentwood, Wyoming public schools implementing remote learning options after state closes schools
We have links to several public school plans, but to look at just one, Godfrey-Lee Public Schools this week shared their plan with their community, and WKTV.
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Change coming in local county commission seats, state senator looking toward future, after candidate filing deadline
As the candidate deadline for the filing for partisan positions on the fall primary and November ballots passed today, April 21, at 4 p.m., a review of the Kent County Elections Office list also includes three local developments of special note.
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Wyoming City Council moves forward on Gezon Park redevelopment
At its Monday night meeting, the Wyoming City Council approved funds to prepare construction drawings for the next phase of Gezon Park’s development.
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Start Garden awards more than $300,000 to 68 entrepreneurs experiencing financial strain
Sixty-eight entrepreneurs have been selecting to receive $300,000 from the 100 Comeback Fund.
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