City of Wyoming
Robots, rocks and more are all part of this year’s Spring Break activities
Comic book hero, robots, and the Gem & Mineral Show. If you are staycation for Spring Break, you’ll be happy to know there is plenty do in and around the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood.
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Final arch added to Wyoming’s Veteran’s Park
This week, the City of Wyoming installed the final memorial arch in Wyoming’s Veteran’s Memorial Garden. The Walk of Honor now features three arches heralding “Honor,” “Duty,” and “Country.”
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Restorative Circles in Schools Help Resolve Escalating Conflict Between Students
While restorative justice isn’t a new philosophy or curriculum, it flips the traditionally punitive school-discipline model. It is also being used at Lee Middle School in Godfrey-Lee Public Schools and at Wyoming High School in Wyoming Public Schools.
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Update: Second suspect charged as an adult in Wyoming teen’s death
Second teen was arraigned this morning on open murder charges as an adult in the connection of the homicide of Michael White. White’s body was found at Wyoming’s Lions Park on Saturday.
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Wyoming police continues investigation into 16-year-old’s death, community works to recover
Wyoming Department of Public Safety released a statement saying the department is continuing its investigation of the homicide of Michael White whose body was found at Lions Park. Meanwhile, one suspect is charged with open murder as an adult.
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62A District Court closed for the day
The 62A District Court in Wyoming will be closed for the remainder of the day in order to address emergency water system repairs.
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Looking for work? Both Wyoming and Kentwood are hiring for the summer
Both the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood have several summer positions open from maintenance help to program leaders for Wyoming’s T.E.A.M. 21 and Kentwood’s REACH.
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Development, public services, and fiscal responsibility prominent at Wyoming State of the City
On Monday, January 18th, Wyoming Mayor Jack Poll delivered the annual State of the City address in front of the Wyoming City Council and residence in attendance. Mayor Poll’s message shed light on Wyoming’s growing business and building development, productive and advancing city services, and the government’s consistent fiscal responsibility.
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