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Stranded in Sharkland
Alan Perez is a 3rd grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Alan’s short story, Stranded in Sharkland, is his first published work.
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A Flying Jewel: Two artists share love of art and science through seven-foot “Pixels of Life” mosaic
This seven-foot hummingbird mosaic, made of 10,000 hand-painted LEGO bricks, and its 10-foot hand-painted backdrop can be found at KDL’s Wyoming Branch.
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My Invisible Day Playing Fortnite
Joseph Montoya is a 4th grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Joseph’s short story, My Invisible Day Playing Fortnite, is his first published work.
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Stuck in the Movie
Dahmari Lee is a 4th grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Dahmari’s short story, Stuck in the Movie, is his first published work.
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Thrilling Theater Time
Rozemarijn L. De Graff is a 4th grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Rozemarijn’s short story, Thrilling Theater Time, is her first published work.
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Wyoming Police Department investigates fatal crash
One person is dead after a crash on 54th Street SW over US-131.
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Spring Migration in Michigan is On! Which Birds to Expect?
The Scarlet Tanager is one of many beautiful birds migrating back to Michigan in the spring. (Courtesy, pixabay.com)
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Ford International Airport breaks ground on $135 Million Terminal Enhancement Project
Michigan’s second largest airport will expand by 175,000 square feet. Pictured is a rendering of the Terminal Enhancement Project.
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Wyoming mobile food pantry to be held April 29
Wyoming High School teams up with Feeding America to host mobile food pantry Monday, April 29 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
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Strategies to support a loved one with Alzheimer’s
Care Resources provides wraparound support services to give caregivers respite and support adults 55 years and older with Alzheimer’s. (Photo Courtesy, Care Resources/Adobe Stock)
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Get the best view of the total solar eclipse right here on WKTV Government Channel 26!
See the stunning solar display LIVE from NASA’s view!
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Spring recycling guide released by Kent County Department of Public Works
As residents begin spring cleaning, the Kent County DPW provides tips on safe disposal and recycling of various items.
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