City of Wyoming
School News Network: She collects books, and lets students choose them
English teacher Katie Sluiter’s Wyoming Junior High classroom is a testament to the power of words, in the books eighth-graders eagerly grab from her library and in the writing she did to get those 1,000 popular works onto her shelves.
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Kentwood’s newest commissioner, disability advocate on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On set are Tom McKelvey, who in November won the 2nd Ward position on the Kentwood City Commission, and Madeline Schaab, a project specialist for local non-profit Disability Advocates of Kent County.
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WKTV coverage of WMA vs. Lee doubleheader part of high school sports schedule
The WKTV sports broadcast schedule will give you three games over two nights as our coverage truck makes visits to East Kentwood and West Michigan Aviation this week.
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Government Report: Sen. Peters blasts, Rep. Huizenga backs FCC ‘net neutrality’ vote
It is no surprise that the two local federal government leaders take very different views on the Federal Communications Commission’s vote last week.
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Wyoming High hangs a banner for Alpha Wolf ‘champions of character’
There are now 30 names on special purple and white banners hanging in the gym at Wyoming High School, but none are football or basketball players; they are “Champions of Character”.
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Kelloggsville, KDL join together to open high school library to the entire community
The new state-of-the-art library at the Kelloggsville High School will officially open in January and marks the first partnership between Kent District Library and a school district.
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City of Wyoming lifts precautionary boil water advisory for affected areas
Residents are free to use their water as normal.
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WKTV Journal: Kelloggsville and KDL form a partnership, Mark Wood visits Kentwood Public Schools
Topics in the most recent WKTV Journal newscast include the new library at Kelloggsville High School, the annual holiday display at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Mark Wood’s visit to Kentwood Public Schools.
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Citizen group opposed to voting district gerrymandering on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
Michigan’s politically directed voting redistricting system — often called gerrymandering — is being opposed by a group seeking to place a ballot initiative before the voters in 2018.
By:City, state leaders clash (politely) at Chamber’s December WKTV Government Matters discussion
One of the unique aspects of the Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Government Matters meetings is that you sometimes get differing views on the same issue.
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Wyoming hosts Great Candy Cane Hunt this Saturday
The hunt for candy canes is one this weekend as Wyoming once again hosts the popular annual event.
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‘Wyoming Gives Back’ program kicks off the season in the City of Wyoming
Grab a toy and head to the Rogers Plaza Mall Thursday for the City of Wyoming’s 7th Annual Wyoming Gives Back.
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School News Network: Districts scramble to find bus drivers
Area schools are experiencing the nationwide shortage of bus drivers, putting transportation departments in a pinch to get students on the bus in the morning and back home after the final bell at a reasonable time.
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