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Wyoming’s ‘Chief’ Carmody, Republican house candidate on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On the latest episode of WKTV Journal: In Focus is the now retired Wyoming Director of Police and Fire Services Chief, as well as a candidate for a local state house seat.
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City of Wyoming promotes Maguffee to police captain
Capt. James Maguffee takes over the position that was vacated by Chief Kim Koster upon her recent promotion.
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Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce celebrates the opening of three businesses
Two new businesses open in Wyoming while a third opens its doors in Kentwood with the Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce welcoming them all.
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State Police offers tips on personal fireworks safety this summer
An average of 240 people nationwide go to the emergency room every day with fireworks-related injuries in the month around the Fourth of July.
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School News Network: ‘He tells me to never give up’
Learning to read words in English is one thing. Understanding phrases like “a friendly sort of darkness” or “amazing photographic memory” is quite another for English-language learners.
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Snapshots: Fun news you need to know from Wyoming and Kentwood
WKTV covers what’s of interest to Wyoming and Kentwood like no other media!
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Rockabilly and Honky Tonk: Delilah DeWylde returns to the Wyoming Concerts in the Park series
Delilah DeWylde brings her high-octane rockabilly sound to the next Wyoming Concerts Tuesday, June 12.
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Safe Resources for LGBT Seniors
Older adults who are LGBT don’t often find a warm welcome when they begin to participate in aging services. This initiative seeks to alleviate that dilemma.
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School News Network: From conflict to commencement: African refugee finds success through perseverance
Jeanette Mukampabuka talks about what it’s like to arrive in a foreign country and start school when everything is new and different.
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School News Network: ‘It’s good to save a friend’s life’
A recent emergency response training, during which Lee Middle School students learned the Heimlich maneuver, paid off when an eighth-grader saved the life of another who was choking.
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School News Network: ‘She will fill your bucket if you are empty’
In Deanne Basse’s classroom, portraits, paintings and drawings – serious, whimsical and thought-provoking – cover the walls. Sculptures rise from desks and countertops.
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Wyoming City Council goes on the road for the summer
Again this summer, the Wyoming City Council will have meetings at three locations in the city with the next being July 2 at the Delmar Community Room.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
WKTV covers what’s important to Wyoming and Kentwood like no other media!
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