City of Wyoming
Flying this holiday season? Ford Airport has good news, great travel tips despite expected big crowds
From an “all hands on deck” workforce, to COVID testing being available, to bucking a national trend of flight cancellations, the Ford is ready for flyers.
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MDOT plans move forward on 28th Street resurfacing for 2022
In 2022, 28th Street is scheduled for sidewalk upgrades and resurfacing which will mean lane closures through most of the City of Wyoming.
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Santa Claus Girls, adapting to hard times, return this holiday season and look to the future
Inactive in 2020, after 112 years of community service, the group was determined to get back to business in 2021. But challenges remain.
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Local schools takes emergency days for wellness, COVID cases on the rise
Wyoming and Kelloggsville schools announce they will be closed all next week due to staff shortages and COVID issues.
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Kent County leads the way in adopting new management strategies on waste
Materials management is a community decision that says everything you place in a dumpster or trash cart has value, said Kent County Public Works Director Darwin Baas.
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Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber seeking new leader as longtime president steps down
“I get asked once a week, ‘What do you do? What is your job?’” Bob O’Callaghan said. “I’m a connector. I connect businesses to other businesses to help them grow, and give them a chance to do more business.”
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Weekend event gave only a ‘taste’ of the diversity Grand Rapids has to offer
Last Saturday, two entrepreneurs hosted an event celebrating the diversity of Grand Rapids that is only the tip of the iceberg to other future developments.
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Celebration! South one of the Mel Trotter Ministries’ Turkey Drop sites
The organization’s annual Turkey Drop will take place Wednesday.
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Godfrey-Lee schools superintendent search moves into initial interviews this week
The interviews will be held Tuesday, Nov. 9, and Wednesday, Nov. 10, with the interviews with the public “encouraged to attend.”
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GVSU Veterans History Project highlighted at monthly program at Marge’s Donut Den
James Smither, who heads the Grand Valley State University Veterans History Project, will be talking about the project and the veteran stories at Marge’s Donut Den on Wednesday, Nov. 10.
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Kent County Health Department now offering vaccines to children 5 to 11
With the approval of the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5 – 11, the Kent County Health Department is now making vaccination appointments for children in those age ranges.
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District voters support Kelloggsville Public Schools’ $11.3 million STEM, technology bond measure
With school district precincts in both the cities of Kentwood and Wyoming, the bond measure was passed 634-524.
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Huizenga wins District 28 state senate seat
Republican Mark Huizenga wins the District 28 senate seat by 10,000 vote over his closet challenger.
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