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WKTV features Holocaust documentaries for International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Next week, WKTV Channel 25 will be airing three documentaries about the Holocaust in hopes of educating and preventing future genocides.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: Snow Plow Trivia
Good Roads Machinery Company is unofficially credited with creating the first snowplow.
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Traffic Tuesday: Some snow plow trivia
Snowplow trucks have become a staple in our communities, but do you know who designed the first snowplow?
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From Lansing to Wyoming, economic leaders urge small business ‘Survival Grant’ application, today thru end of week
From the local chamber of commerce to the Governor, small businesses severely impacted by COVID-19 related governmental restrictions are urged to waste no time in applying for the Michigan Small Business Survival Grant Program.
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In 2020, residents came together in a challenging year, according to Wyoming mayor
Mayor Jack Poll presented his 12th State of the City address noting that despite a challenging year, the city had many accomplishments.
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With success of prep athlete COVID-19 rapid test program, some winter sports begin while basketball, others now have hope
The antigen rapid test results — which showed more than a 99 percent non-infection rate — were seen as a success by the state health department, the MHSAA, and one local school participating.
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Snapshots: Things to do this week and MLK Day
Holland continues to spread holiday cheer, the Gardens opens its Welcome Center, and the nation celebrates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the creation of basketball.
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County offices closed in observance of MLK day
Most of the Kent County offices will be closed on Jan. 18.
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Mayor Poll’s state of the city address set for Monday
Mayor Jack Poll will be taking a look back at 2020 and also talking about goals for the upcoming year.
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KDL set to reopen branches this week
All of the the Kent District Library branches, except for Cascade, will reopen on Jan. 19.
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Local Feeding America non-profit celebrates 40-year history with the public invited to share stories
Feeding America West Michigan is celebrating four decades of fighting hunger alongside its partners and supporters through its “40 Years 40 Faces” series.
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Kent County, state announce expanded registration available for COVID-19 vaccinations
The local health department and health systems have received authorization from the state to begin COVID-19 vaccination of an expanded population starting Jan. 11.
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The Rapid adds new route to Metro Health
The new route to Metro Health will come from Division Avenue down 54th Street/Gezon Parkway to Metro Health.
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