City of Wyoming
Wyoming Police investigate shootings in 1900 block of Wyoming Ave. SW
Wyoming Public Safety officers are still looking for the person who shot a firearm in the early morning hours today in the 1900 block of Wyoming Ave. SW. Other arrests have been made.
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Postler and Postema win 2nd and 3rd Ward in Primary Election
Election results of the City of Wyoming’s 2nd and 3rd Ward.
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National Night Out a huge success in Wyoming, Kentwood
Consumers Energy helps to kick off National Night Out locally with its annual proclamation reading. People can participate by simply turning on their porch light between 7 and 10 p.m. and then go out and meet their neighbors.
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District 9 tops Southwest to move on in Big League World Series
After staying dormant in a tournament open loss to West, District 9’s offense came alive against Southwest, producing five runs in the first three innings to coast to a 5-1 victory.
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Tree Amigos realize goal, City of Wyoming establishes Tree Commission
In a unanimous vote, City Commissioners approved a resolution last week to establish a Tree Commission, which is designed to promote healthy tree coverage and variation of tree species in the City of Wyoming.
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Wyoming District 9 goes undefeated to earn trip to the Big League World Series
Wyoming District 9 finished the 2016 Central States Regional the way they started it, with a shutout victory over Illinois District 15.
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Wyoming marks the summer with the opening of Ideal Park
Wyoming Parks and Recreation Department marks the summer with the reopening of Ideal Park along with several other park improvements including new exercise equipment at Pinery Park.
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So much to see and do on National Night Out, August 2
Join in the fun! National Night Out focuses on building relationships between police and community members by offering free family activities, including block parties, cookouts, safety demonstrations and live entertainment. More than 38 million people nationwide are expected to take part. [Click Photo for More]
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Wyoming City Council revokes abatements for Grand Rapids Plastics
After learning that an auctioneer had been hired and equipment has been tagged, the Wyoming City Council moved forward to revoke the three remaining abatements for Grand Rapids Plastics. The revocation now moves to the State Tax Commission for final approval.
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Wyoming teen wins college scholarship from Ronald McDonald House
Taylor Keppel of Wyoming — along with nine other high achievers — was selected for a scholarship from a pool of 200 applicants for outstanding academic achievement, community involvement and financial need from the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Outstate Michigan.
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Wyoming Police continue to investigate Fifth Third Bank robbery
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety is asking anyone with information about yesterday’s robbery of the 54th Street Fifth Third to please contact the department of Silent Observer.
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Wyoming City Council approves reservation fee for Oriole Park shelter
Effective Aug. 1, those interested in having a private event, such as a birthday party, at the Oriole Park shelter, will need to make a reservation to do so.
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How one man ruined America* and left us with millions of worms in his wake
A single gypsy moth caterpillar can consume 11 square feet of vegetation during its lifetime; the presence of millions of caterpillars can defoliate 13 million acres of trees in the United States in just one season. All thanks to ONE man, who didn’t even stick around to see the carnage.
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