City of Wyoming
Summer hours for Wyoming’s yard waste drop-off are now in effect
The site is now open six days a week for Wyoming residents to drop off yard waste.
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Snapshots: WKTV has some ‘good news’ stories you might have missed
Yes, there was some good news in the news this week: vaccines are on the upswing, restaurants are getting a break, and despite the year the 2020 was, life expectancy is still on the rise.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: When it’s too much noise
So when can you ‘pump up the volume’ from your vehicle?
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As spring games begin, Wyoming Wolves head softball coach Failing visits WKTV Sports Connection
On this latest episode of WKTV Journal Sports Connection, we talk spring sports — specifically Wyoming high softball. Wolves coach Kaitlin Failing is in our studio.
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Michigan launches free app designed to protect mobile devices from threats
The new app detects unsecured Wi-Fi network, check apps, and system tampering.
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More COVID vaccines pouring into state, more local vaccination opportunity available
This week, as the West Michigan Vaccine Clinic had a one-day record of 12,532 vaccinations, and the state announced next week’s shipment of federally supplied doses of vaccines would increase to a weekly record high.
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Traffic Tuesday: When it’s too much noise
“Pump up the volume” maybe the phrase, but not always what you should do depending on the time of day.
By:Wyoming continues its battle against gypsy moths, adds new bike path
Monday, April 5, is the hearing for the gypsy moth spraying. Also, the city extends resurfacing program to include a bike path along Burlingame Avenue.
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New deputy city manger John McCarter is excited to be part of the growing Wyoming community
Bringing eight years of municipality experience with him, John McCarter returns to his home state to serve as the City of Wyoming’s new deputy city manager.
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Wyoming police investigating stabbing
The victim was taken to a local area hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.
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DeVos COVID-19 vaccine clinic delivers more than 12,000 shots in single day
The total would not only be a single-day record for the local clinic but is about the same as a sold-out concert at the Van Andel Arena.
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Kent County, seeking to help hard-hit restaurants, waives 2021 food service licensing fees
For local restaurants struggling to keep the doors open, any financial help is valuable, including the about $500 Kentwood’s The Candied Yam will not be spending on the fee this year.
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Snapshots: Weekend Roundup
The John Ball Zoo official opens or take make time to check out one of the Grand Rapids museums.
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