City of Wyoming
Redevelopment of Ferrand Park making an impression with Wyoming residents
New architectural features, pathways, and an expanded playground has brought increase traffic to one of the city’s oldest parks, Ferrand Park.
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Child passenger safety: Find a seat check event near you
The Michigan State Police is seeking to educate parents about how to choose the right car seat and how to install and use it correctly.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
Three’s the charm. The dude abides. Bones would approve. And, who knew a sneeze moved so fast?
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GM Foundation awards grants to three local organizations making a difference in Wyoming
The Greater Wyoming Resource Alliance will be using its $10,000 grant toward a distracted driver program.
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Kent County’s Operation: Safe and Secure planned for National Preparedness Month
Do you have a plan if you had to leave your home for an extended period of time due to a disaster? Do you know what to do if you have a house fire? What is your plan if the power goes out?
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
The Rebels take a stand, nine local nurses lend a hand, and how many miles is it to Mars?
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Lee head coach on continued growth: ‘All of the success goes to the kids’
OK Silver opener against NorthPointe, WKTV’s featured game, should be a well-matched contest.
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WKTV’s Metro Cruise 2018 coverage included a look at possible ‘future’ classics
A scan of this year’s Metro Cruise entries, especially the muscle cars and sports cars, makes evident that what was once futuristic in style and technology has always been part of what has made a car an eventual classic.
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School News Network: Free meals for all means no more lunch-money worries, or breakfast either
According to 2018 data, Wyoming Public Schools served 52,417 breakfasts schoolwide, of which 36,140 were free and 5,016 were at a reduced price.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
What is Labor Day and why are there parades? Bye, bye burger. And good news for bad students.
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Wyoming’s original fire engine part of this year’s 28th Street Metro Cruise
Wyoming’s Engine No. 1 will be at Rogers Plaza both Friday and Saturday.
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Local collector’s hobby puts the spark (plug) into classic cars
Gene Isenga has studied them so he can rattle off the make and year and interesting tidbits about almost every one.
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Wyoming celebrates grand opening of Ferrand Park
After almost six months of closure, the City of Wyoming is excited to re-open Ferrand Park, 4715 Byron Center Ave., on Saturday, Aug. 25, at 10 a.m.
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