City of Wyoming
School News Network: Welcome to kindergarten!
The Wyoming Public Schools’ four elementary schools — Gladiola, West, Oriole Park and Parkview — hosted the two-hour Kindergarten Smart Start program.
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Raise a glass to a weekend experience that explores the other Michigan beverage: wine
You need not head north to for a wine tour, but experience one right in your own backyard of Greater Grand Rapids.
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WKTV high school sports coverage team audibles, plans featured game of other ‘football’
With a change of schedule for Wyoming Lee High School’s football team, we have switched our coverage and we will be at Godwin Heights as the Wolverines host the Lee Legends for a boys soccer game Thursday, Aug. 29.
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Defining what is ‘under the influence’ with marijuana leaves gray areas for businesses
Business owners should take the time to review their drug policies, carefully considering their options.
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For the love of cars: Metro Cruise marks 15 years
The 28th Street Metro Cruise takes place Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23 and 24, along 28th Street and at the Rogers Plaza.
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‘Red Flag’ gun control laws discussed at Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters meeting
Gun control was one topic discussed as part of a wide-ranging inter-governmental leaders meeting Monday, Aug. 12, at Wyoming City Hall.
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‘Old Yeller’: 1955 Chevrolet pickup shown at Metro Cruise is old made new again
Mitch Miller’s pickup carries much history with it — including his mother’s graduation tassel hanging from its rear view mirror. It also carries a fuel system running off of ethanol.
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Kent County seeking community applications for library board, other boards and commissions
Kent County may be governed by the elected Board of Commissioners, but a ton of advisory and oversight work is done by various boards, commissions and committees.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you ought to know
Kalamazoo may have a ‘gal,’ but the Ford Airport has a new chief and the City of Wyoming has new memorial highways honoring three fallen soldiers.
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US 131 receives memorial highway designation for three fallen heroes
Three soldiers who died in Iraq are honored along the section of US 131 that runs through the City of Wyoming.
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As part of legislative effort, Sen. Peters seeks citizen stories on possible wage theft
As part of a federal investigation into illegal wage theft practices that “harm American workers,” his office is asking for worker input on possible wage theft in their lives.
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The Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition enters its quarter-final round
Four quarter-final rounds are set for Aug. 11 – Sept. 1 with the Kingpin of Comedy crowned on Sept. 22.
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SpartanNash Foundation, store guests raise $300,000 to support patriotic partners
The funds will be split between three nonprofit organizations that support military heroes, their families and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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