City of Wyoming
March is Reading Month: The Hummingbird King
Today’s March is Reading Month selection is brought to us by Girl Scout Troop 8282, which is based in the City of Wyoming.
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Photo of the Week: The Founder of Kelloggsville
Kelloggsville was named after Francis William Kellogg who helped to establish the school district.
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Final section of water trail along Grand River may become a reality
Work to restore the Grand River to its natural state is opening up the opportunity to complete the Grand River water trail.
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Local YMCAs, including Wyoming’s, seeking lifeguards, offering training — and not just for young adults
The YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids invites current and “future” lifeguards to join their team, have some fun, and get paid to do it.
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High end lighting and furniture manufacturer adds second facility in Wyoming area
Roll & Hill announced this week that it will open a second facility in Wyoming, creating 50 new jobs.
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March is Reading Month: Waggit Again
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Girl Scout Troop 8312, based in the City of Wyoming.
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May 3rd Wyoming proposals bring non-residents to help with police and fire
Through the two May 3 proposals, residents would be able to lower their property taxes and at the same time have non-residents contribute to the costs of roads and city services.
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Kent County Board of Commissioners approves new probate judgeship
Kent County residents will be electing a new probate judge this falls as the Kent County Board of Commissioners recently voted to add one new probate judge position.
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Lead marketer for Site 36 purchases 74 acres of the property
At the end of February, Franklin Partners purchased 74 races of the former GM 36th Street site with the city retaining the northern portion.
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Wyoming Wolves rain 3s, knock out host Caledonia to advance to District title game Friday
Wolves senior Ramere Draper led his team in scoring with 29 points, including seven 3-pointers. But he was not alone as Wyoming scored 80 total on the night.
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Women’s History Month: Financial advisor finds success in ‘man’s world’ by staying true to herself
Anna Lininger says loves the opportunity to serve a different clientele, whether it’s single, professional women, or young couples.
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Kent County waives restaurant license fees using $1.2 million in federal pandemic relief funds
All 2,372 food service establishments in the county licensed by the Kent County Health Department are eligible.
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University of Michigan Health-West shows support for people of Ukraine
The hospital campus, located in Wyoming, changed its beacon light in support of the Ukrainian people.
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