City of Wyoming
We the People 2020 General Election: Wyoming City Council
While there are three Wyoming City Council seats up for election, only one, the councilor at-large position, has two candidates vying for it: Rob Arnoys and John Fitzgerald.
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Wyoming high suspends football operations due to positive COVID-19 tests
Wyoming Public Schools announced today the suspension of the Wyoming High School football program — both games and practices — through Oct. 18.
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WKTV football Week 3 wrap for Wyoming, Kentwood games Oct. 2
South Christian ran its record to 3-0, and both East Kentwood and Wyoming high’s offense kicked into high gear with the playoffs looming and three games remaining on the shortened regular-season schedule.
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County Health Department: COVID-19 isolation, quarantine orders not impacted by supreme court decision
The Kent County Health Department will “continue to use public health orders and enforcement actions as appropriate under law,” according to the health department director.
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Snapshot: Things to get you out of the house this weekend
Become a warrior by fighting invasive species or be a visionary by attending a Division Avenue event or celebrate diversity by listening to a local podcast.
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Wyoming high’s Irvin Sigler honored as West Michigan Officials Association’s Coach of the Year
The Wolves head football coach was supposed to be awarded the honor at a ceremony early this year. But then came COVID-19.
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Weekend events designed to create a united Division while defining the area’s vision for the future
Three community events are planned for Friday and Saturday to help the community develop ideas on building the economic future of Division Avenue.
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WKTV football Week 2 wrap for Wyoming, Kentwood games of Sept. 25
South Christian goes to 2-0, Godwin gets a win over Kelloggsville, and the MHSAA’s latest news on the expanded playoff field.
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Wyoming’s Trick or Treat Trail is full, but city to offer online Halloween fun
The Trick or Treat spots are full but expect some Halloween fun on the city’s social media.
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WKTV video: Local chamber event spotlights Family Network of Wyoming
Team Up Tuesday was sponsored by the Wyoming/Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce and focused on the local community non-profit.
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Wyoming police hopes video will encourage people to come forward about double homicide
The video shows the kindness that Elmer Geovany Lopez Toi had toward his fellow citizens and Wyoming Police are hoping it will encourage someone to come forward with the information they need to solve his murder.
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County Sheriff’s office’s new body cameras to come with ‘clearly defined protocols’ for use, public transparency
Combined with “training and clearly defined protocols,” body cameras are shown to be valuable tools to “increase the accountability of all parties involved,” the Sheriff’s office states.
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COVID’s changes to meets, spectators cannot stop Potter’s House cross country from improvement goals
Team has had early success, but like many other sports and teams in the area, cross country is tasked with adjusting to the changes caused by Covid-19.
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Kent County health’s under-utilized COVID-19 testing sites offer free, fast turnaround to general public
In July the county was doing about 800 a week and are now at about 400, despite low or no wait time for appointments and a decreased turnaround time for results.
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WKTV Journal Sports Connection catches up with Lee Legends efforts to rebuild two girls sport programs
We welcome into our studios coaches Wilson and Cain, and find out about how they are handling COVID-19 restrictions, their work in building girls sports programs at the small school, and the outlook for their teams.
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