City of Wyoming
Godwin tries to keep post-season dreams alive in game against rival Kelloggsville
Two teams are fighting for playoff spots this week as the Kelloggsville Rockets host the Godwin Heights Wolverines.
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Kelloggsville football coach: ‘We hold our destiny in our hands’
Riding a two-game winning streak, if Kelloggsville can keep the wins coming, they’ll be in good shape for the post season.
By:School News Network: Godfrey Lee superintendent makes push for reducing absences
Kevin Polston, superintendent of Godfrey-Lee Public Schools, said that a few missed school days here and there may not seem like a big deal to a family, but it can quickly put a student on track for truancy.
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School News Network: ELL apps ‘open doors’ for early childhood
The broad goal of the research is to understand how children learn from apps and animations.
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Kendra Postma exhibit opening at Pine Rest Leep Art Gallery Oct. 3
Postma, a multimedia, collage, and ceramic artist, will have work on display through Ja. 2.
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School News Network: Of travel, teaching, and Timberlake
Meet East Kelloggsville Elementary’s new principal, Beth Travis.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood fun news you need to know
ArtPrize comes home: loving Kentwood’s hugs, talented Wyoming dogs and WKTV brings Voices
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POW-MIA Chair dedicated at Gerald R. Ford International Airport Military Welcome Center
Rolling Thunder Michigan Chapter Four donated the POW-MIA Chair of Honor at a ceremony at the airport.
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Wyoming Police K-9 Unit featured in ArtPrize entry ‘Blue Courage’
The ArtPrize installation is at Grand Rapids’ Flanagan’s Irish Pub. ArtPrize runs through Oct. 7.
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School News Network: Stress test:Students speak their minds on the M-STEP
School News Network asks area students how do they feel about standardized testing and how could the tests be improved.
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Local club offers friendship, lessons in wood carving at expo
To raise awareness about the art of wood carving, the WSC Wood Carvers Club will host an expo on Sept. 29.
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What you will, and will not, be voting on discussed at Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters meeting
Two proposed Michigan ballot measures which were passed by the legislature — and will now not be on the November ballot — was among the discussion items of a wide-ranging inter-governmental leaders meeting.
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School News Network: Understanding what all the fuss is about: A primer on the M-STEP
Let’s hope this year is our best school year yet. And what better way to kick things off than to talk about state test results, right?
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