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City of Wyoming selects Nicole Hofert as Deputy City Manager
Hofert brings years of municipal experience to new role, including most recently as the City’s Community and Economic Development Director.
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Kentwood Police respond to “shots fired” Tuesday evening
One 18-year-old male and one 17-year-old male subject matching the description were located shortly after the call walking in the area. Open for more details.
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“Your voice matters” – Community conversations with State Rep. John Fitzgerald
Rep. Fitzgerald invited members of the community to Community Conversation at The Stray in Wyoming for an open and meaningful discussion about concerns and priorities of the community.
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Godwin Mercado to host Wyoming Winter Wonderland community event on Dec. 5 & 6
The City of Wyoming invites families to celebrate the magic of the season at Wyoming Winter Wonderland, a free community event filled with holiday cheer.
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Local Sports Update
East Kentwood boys track and field team ranked No. 1 in the state
East Kentwood sophomore Reece Emeott, ranked No. in the state in the pole vault, is one of many youngsters leading the top-ranked boys track team. (Photo Courtesy, Nuha Hussein)
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Wyoming baseball uses strong pitching effort, timely hitting to defeat Union Tuesday in WKTV Truck Game
Wyoming pitcher Jack Terveen totaled 11 strikeouts and gave up only one hit in the Wolves’ 6-1 win over Grand Rapids Union. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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Area boxers punch tickets to nationals at Golden Gloves state finals Saturday
Recent EGR grad Wyatt Alvarez won his first-ever state title at 165 pounds in the open division. All open division boxers advance to the Golden Gloves National Tournament of Champions from May 12-18 at Huntington Place in Detroit. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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West Michigan Golden Gloves finals produces plenty of high-level contests
Forest Hills Eastern grad Nasier Harris won the 156-pound novice title and outstanding novice boxer award. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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South Christian girls basketball team saves best for last with thrilling tournament run
After three playoff wins, including a district championship, the Sailors lost in a regional final to Vicksburg. (District Title Photo Courtesy David Kool)
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“There are angels at Mary Free Bed”: Stroke victim shares journey of healing through local rehabilitation center
Wyoming native Carol Jennings suffered a stroke that paralyzed her right side and rendered speech nearly impossible. Mary Free Bed helped Jennings regain her life.
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Emmanuel Hospice shares four conversation starters for advance care planning
It is important to talk with loved ones about your health care wishes and designate someone to make decisions on your behalf when you are no longer able to do so.
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Exercise Snacking: The ‘little bit a lot’ approach to physical activity
Care Resources physical therapist Peter Vander Weide suggests a ‘little bit a lot’ approach to make regular exercise more achievable during aging.
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Kelloggsville seeks renewal of non-homestead millage from voters on May 6
Residents in the Kelloggsville Public School District are being asked to vote on a non-homestead property tax proposal that generates approximately $4.4 million dollars annually for area schools.
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In its 15th year, the growing Kentwood Public Schools robotics program has nearly 350 participants, with a waiting list of 91
When it comes to robotics, few schools in the state can match the size and talent of the robotics program at Kentwood Public Schools. (Pictured: East Kentwood High School’s Red Storm Robotics 3875 robot)
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