City of Wyoming
It’s time to make donuts: Catching up with Marge Wilson
Ever wonder what donut is Marge Wilson’s (owner of Marge’s Donut Shop) favorite? Writer Colleen Pierson gets the answer along with what makes Marge’s so successful.
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Kent County DPW to offer free tire disposal at Byron Center site Oct. 15-18
Community members can safely dispose up to 10 passenger tires for free at the South Kent Recycling & Waste Center in Byron Center.
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Metro Health – University of Michigan Health promotes active lifestyles through race weekend sponsorship
This year’s Grand Rapids Marathon includes a 5K, 10K, and family walk on Saturday, Oct. 19.
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Snapshots: Weekend (fall) things to do in Kentwood and Wyoming
Indoors or outdoors, early mall shopping or a walk in the park … don’t say there is nothing to do in the area this weekend.
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Local businesses feel little from GM strike, but economist warns if it continues the economy could dip
Business owners and economist agree, if GM strike continues, it could affect the West Michigan economy.
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Lee boys soccer team, walking hallways with pride, preps for Districts after sharing conference title
After a 17-1 regular season, the Legends are preparing for another run at a District title next week at Hudsonville Unity Christian.
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‘Tis the season for holiday craft shows
Kentwood’s Breton Woods and St. Mark’s help kick off the 2019 holiday craft shows.
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School News Network: Francis, the amazing mantis
After bringing in a praying mantis from the school yard, Wyoming fourth graders are learning about the wonders of the natural world and circle of life.
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Wyoming sculptor, photographer opens expressive exhibition at GRCC’s Collins Art Gallery
“GRCC Alumnus: Jonathan Lopez” will have a opening reception on Wednesday, Oct. 9, from 3-7 p.m., and will run through Oct. 25.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know — weekend edition
We detect a definite art vibe for this weekend, and we’ll leave it at that.
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Walking the line: Three weeks in on GM strike, motivation still positive at local union
As strike continues, UAW Local 167 looks at offering a food pantry and other services to its members.
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Despite concerns, Godfrey-Lee student fall count above budget projection
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools counted 1,824 students today during Michigan’s Fall Count Day, slightly above the 1,820 students the district based the 2019-20 budget on.
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School News Network: Godfrey-Lee holds first community forum on middle and high school renovation
The forum is the first of three sessions to get feedback from the community and to create a renovation plan.
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