City of Wyoming
County animal shelter one of many local animal welfare groups part of Bissell’s ‘Empty the Shelters’ campaign
With reduced adoption fees available, and the need to adopt always present, eleven West Michigan shelters and rescues will be involved.
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County’s Sustainable Business Park, designed to avoid landfill use, gets $4 million in state funding
The Kent County plan to reduce use of landfills by enticing private business partnerships will now have initial funding for infrastructure improvements.
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Kent County Health Department now offering COVID-19 Pfizer booster shots
Pfizer BioNtech COVID-19 booster shots are available to eligible individuals at all three health department clinic locations.
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Wyoming Tree Commission looking for volunteers to help plant
Volunteers are still needed to help plant trees on Oct. 2 and 16. The commission has about 25 trees to plant.
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Sailors roll; Falcons, Rockets break out in WKTV’s Week 5 update of local teams’ prep football seasons
WKTV keeps fans up-to-date on all local high school football teams, with many 2021 games now available on-demand and more planned.
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Input meetings for Marquette Park are this week
The two meetings are set for Tuesday at the Godfrey Lee Early Childhood Center and Wednesday at the Wyoming Senior Center.
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It is official: Wyoming is now the home of University of Michigan Health-West
Visible changes will be gradual as physicians and staff receive new lab coats and uniforms and signage is updated.
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Wyoming’s second public market set for this Saturday
The second market will be at Wyoming City Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and feature several locally owned businesses.
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GR YMCA’s Veggie Vans bring fresh food, healthy ideas to Kentwood, West Michigan residents
On Monday, Sept. 27, residents of Kentwood’s Tamarisk Apartments will gain the opportunity for both healthy food and healthy ideas when they get a visit.
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City of Wyoming asks voters to consider future funding for police, fire, parks
At its Sept. 20 meeting, the Wyoming City Council approved two proposals for the May 2022 ballot, that if approved, could minimize the overall tax burden to city residents while providing public safety and park needs and helping to make the city more financially sustainable.
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Disability Advocates’ new headquarters to include first-of-its kind occupational therapy home center
The showroom will be a national model where persons with disabilities can explore ways to renovate and retrofit their home so they can be more independent.
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Snapshots: Things to do this weekend
No need to go in circles this weekend to find things to do, there is ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, new restaurants at Gun Lake Casino, and the first-ever Public Market in the City of Wyoming.
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