City of Wyoming
Godfrey-Lee Board of Education appoints new member/nuevo miembro
The Godfrey-Lee Public Schools Board of Education appointed Josephine Coleman as Trustee to the Board of Education (and we have the news in English and Spanish language).
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5 Local Things You Need to Know: Headlines for the week
Here are some opportunities to get involved, get in the know!
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Democratic challenger to Rep. Huizenga, Kentwood commissioner on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
Dr. Rob Davidson, Democratic candidate for Michigan’s District 2 U.S. House seat currently held by Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga, talks about why he is running.
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Wyoming City Council hires city’s first-ever in-house attorney
In a unanimous vote, the Wyoming City Council has hired Scott Smith as its city attorney during its May 14 meeting.
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Legislative reaction to ballot measures part of Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters discussion
The state’s prevailing wage law and possible new recreational marijuana use law was a key part of the discussion Monday, May 14, at Kentwood City Hall.
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Wyoming Department of Public Safety investigating a suspicious situation
On May 12, 2018 at approximately 2:01 p.m. officers from the Wyoming Department of Public Safety responded to a suspicious situation which occurred on the southeast corner of Chicago Drive and Wendler Avenue.
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School News Network: Drama is back, and Kelloggsville students are ready to act
Sixteen Kelloggsville students are learning the ropes of play production, from character development to improvisation, while rehearsing to put on the school’s first play, “Honor Bright” May 18 and 19.
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Lee high girls soccer hosts ‘Copa Rebelde’ with eye on Latino heritage
The event should feature some great tournament soccer action, but it will also be a community celebration of sorts.
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High school sports on WKTV feature coverage schedule in May
We have your schedule of local high school sports, so show your support of the athletes and catch a game or two in-person, and then watch the replay of feature games.
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WM Hispanic Chamber of Commerce launches new initiative to reduce barriers in food industry
A new initiative designed to reduce barriers in the food industry for Hispanic business owners and those interested in the industry was well received by business leaders and members of the Hispanic community.
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Wyoming ‘Concerts in the Park’ is back this year, on Tuesdays, from June 5-Aug. 7
Concerts in the Park is back with eclectic music at Lamar Park — and there’s something for everyone!
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Radio personality Buck Matthews makes stop at First & Main on farewell tour
Once known as the voice of West Michigan, Buck Matthews is on his farewell tour offering one last piece of advice: write down and share your stories.
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5 Local Things You Need to Know: For the weekend, to start next week
Get out and get active, or just be entertained, in the coming days!
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