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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
We’ve got a murder mystery, horses, and the Grand Rapids Art Museum.
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Area residents come together to present Agatha Christie’s most famous mystery
“And Then There Were None” will be presented Aug. 17-26 at the Jenison Center for the Performing Arts.
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WKTV Journal: Hugs, Metro Cruise, and Getting Involved
With visit with a Kentwood artist on her ArtPrize entry and then meet up with Kentwood and Wyoming residents who are in the production of “And Then There Were None.”
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Libertarian candidate for State Senate, legal assistance advocate on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On the latest episode of WKTV Journal: In Focus, WKTV talks with Libertarian Party candidate for the Michigan State Senate’s 26th District seat, and a legal assistance advocate.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood fun news you need to know
Talented musicians, great photos and a bunch of rubber ducks … three separate things, we promise!
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Sen. Stabenow visits Kentwood to laud past, present, future support of veterans
The Michigan senator, facing election this fall, was in Kentwood at a Disabled American Veterans post and surrounded by veteran services leaders and advocates.
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Fall high school sports begin; so does WKTV feature coverage schedule
Football opening night, local boxers in action available on WKTV channels this month.
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Local County Commission voting results for Wyoming, Kentwood representatives
The cities of Wyoming and Kentwood’s representation on the Kent County Commission will likely include a familiar face and a newcomer.
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School News Network: Leaders bring transition of center programs from GRPS to Kent ISD
Kent ISD leaders say they are ready to begin a seamless transition to taking over the center programs as of July 2019.
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Primary voting results set up battles for Wyoming, Kentwood voters in fall general elections
Local State Rep. Tommy Brann and Rep. Steve Johnson each cruised to easy victories in their respective Republican primaries in voting Aug. 7.
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Wyoming city leaders express their ‘thanks’ to voters for approving public safety renewal
City of Wyoming has record number of voter turnout for primary with public safety millage renewal passing by more than 5,000 votes.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
What percentage of the community is eligible to donate blood? How many dead people were on Michigan voting rolls?
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Secretary of State details why, how 1.2 million Michigan voters have been ‘scrubbed’ from rolls
An upgraded Qualified Voter File system used by the Bureau of Elections and local clerks to maintain the state’s registered voter list. But there is some criticism.
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