City of Wyoming
Bishop Walkowiak reflects on the fire of Notre Dame, residents share photos
Byron Center resident Liz Nuyen-Blank captures pictures of the iconic site days before the fire.
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School News Network: Of painters and putters
As part of an art history unit, Godwin Heights’ seventh- and eighth-graders created miniature golf holes based on renowned artists and their works.
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Cleaning out the medicine cabinet? Dispose of drugs safely through take back events
Both Wyoming and Kentwood will be participating in the National Prescription Drug Take Day set for April 27.
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Wyoming Police looking for information about shooting at Lamar Park
Wyoming Department of Public Safety is seeking information about a shooting at Lamar Park that took place Monday evening.
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Time to purge Wyoming as city hosts fourth annual community clean-up day
The City of Wyoming will host its fourth annual Community Clean-Up Day Saturday, April 27.
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Employment Expertise: Refugee & Immigrant Employment Services at West Michigan Works!
If you are a new American, West Michigan Works! can provide opportunities to find a satisfying career in the United States.
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School News Network: ‘It was the right job for me – always has been’
A book-a-day keeps the class of East Kelloggsville Elemenatary teacher Cindy Prentler excited about reading.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know — weekend edition
Big things have small beginnings. Read on.
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Meijer State Games of Michigan opens registration for summer games, hockey tourney
Since 2010, Meijer State Games of Michigan has hosted more than 65,000 athletes and contributed over $25 million in estimated economic impact to cities throughout Michigan.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know
Holy smokes, what a week… and it’s only Tuesday.
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Wyoming’s Spring carnival returns to Lamar Park
The annual event is set to run April 26 – May 5 at Lamar Park.
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A wooden box reveals a sticky piece of Wyoming History
The story of how a box connects a well-known flypaper manufacturer to the city of Wyoming.
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School News Network: Better together: high schoolers and second-graders tackle Plaster Creek
East Lee students share what they have learned about Plaster Creek through books and other materials.
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