City of Wyoming
School News Network: Student: Emphasis on values changes school culture
Twice a week, science teacher Katie Hoffman spends third period teaching not biology or physics, but civility.
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School News Network: Local companies find solutions in high school seniors while they explore careers
Kelloggsville’s work-based learning program began with four students, one employer, and a high school science teacher who coordinated the program during his lunch breaks and planning periods.
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Wyoming’s Public Safety hosts drive to raise awareness about Veterans Home
Seeing a need for items like shampoo and diabetic socks, the department has hosted the drive for the past 12 years.
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We the People: Election Results
Two new faces, one for the county and one for the state, will represent the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood, DeKryger retains his seat on the Wyoming City Council.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
We’ve got what you need to know this week, including what’s next, what’s new and what’s that?
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School News Network: Lee coach’s story goes beyond football
His career spans 52 years of coaching high school and college sports, and directing athletics for Zeeland High School. But that is just the start of the story.
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School News Network: County weighs in on attendance campaign
The straightforward message behind “Strive for Less than 5”, the countywide campaign to reduce absences: The more school a child misses, the further they fall behind.
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City of Wyoming hosts breakfast program for Veterans Day
This year, the City of Wyoming will be hosting a breakfast program instead of an outdoor ceremony for Veterans Day, Nov. 12.
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We the People 2018: Election Guide
How to find your polling place, what to do if you don’t have a photo ID, who the candidates are, these questions and more are answered.
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Tri-unity falls to Morrice, 14-44, in 8-man football district finals
For seniors Benson Heath, Brayden Ophoff, and Bennett Sinner, this was the last time they’ll suit up as Defenders on the football field.
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School News Network: Helping young children the purpose of countywide millage request
Kent County voters are being asked to approve a 0.25 mill property tax levy that would provide an estimated $5.7 million a year to agencies and programs that support early childhood development programs.
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Voter registration — local, county and statewide — setting new records as Nov. 6 looms
If voter registrations are any indicator, all indications are that next week’s Nov. 6 presidential-midterm election turnout could also be record-setting.
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School News Network: After attending global youth conference, Godwin Heights student vows to act locally
Aliya Hall, a sophomore at Godwin Heights High School, is one of two local students who was invited to attend the International Congress of Youth Voices in San Francisco.
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