City of Wyoming
Business Matters: WOOD TV’s Eva Aguirre Cooper joins Metro Health Hospital Foundation Board
The Metro Health Hospital Foundation announced the appointments of Eva Aguirre Cooper and Meg Goebel to its Board of Directors.
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Government Matters: On MLK day, Sen. Peters urges ‘working together’
U.S. Sen. Gary Peters, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, urged Michiganders to “give back to their communities so we can help make his dream a reality …”
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The Lunar New Year: Ushering the Monkey Out
It is out with the monkey and in with the rooster as the local Asian community celebrates the Lunar New Year.
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The Rapids announces changes to bus route along 68th Street
Due the 68th St. Kmart closing, there is no stop by that building. There are stops along 68th Street that allow access into the Orchard Plaza area.
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Three local students named semi-finalists in annual writing contest
Public voting now open for the Reader’s Choice award in the Kent District Library and Schuler Books & Music’s Write Michigan Short Story Contest.
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Government Matters: Sen. Peters meets Trump’s transportation nominee Chao
On Jan. 9, U.S. Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) met with Elaine Chao, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. Secretary of Transportation.
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Wyoming Public Safety has identified driver involved in fatal crash
UPDATE: The 21-year-old male driver in this crash has been identified and arrested.
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Chick-fil-A opens in Gaines Twp.; Wyoming store coming
A Chick-fil-A restaurant will be coming to Wyoming soon, but those who want their first taste of the menu can sample it this week as the first of several West Michigan franchises opens on Thursday, Jan. 12.
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Wyoming’s Kitzingen Brewery to host KD aLe tour
The Kent District Library’s continuing KD aLe program will visit Wyoming’s Kitzingen Brewery on Wednesday, Jan. 11, for a brewery tour — and a little taste of Kitzingen’s speciality: German beers and German food.
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Metro Health celebrates affiliation with U-M, looks toward the future
The recent affiliation announcement between Metro Health and the University of Michigan has even a famous Michigan State University grad saying “Go blue.”
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Business Matters: Wyoming chiropractor receives recognition
The American Institute of Chiropractors recently honored chiropractor Erik Kowalke, D.C., with the 2016 10 Best Chiropractors for Client Satisfaction.
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Wyoming Public Safety investigates domestic assault that involves a shooting
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety continues its investigation into a shooting of a 21-year-old suspect from Wyoming, who is now being lodged in the Kent County Jail for assault charges.
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Grant helps Wyoming make improvements at Ideal Park
City of Wyoming gets a yearend gift as the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund awards the city $300,000 to help rebuild Ideal Park.
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