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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
Wyoming girls basketball team in “mid-season form” with 61-17 win over Comstock Park Tuesday
Wyoming Coach Jesse Vasquez talks to his team during their win over Comstock Park.
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South Christian takes early lead, turns back Holland Christian in home opener Friday 64-40
South Christian’s Jake Vermaas and Sam Weiss (23) set up to defend Holland Christian Friday.
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Alliance League champion Lee faces strong non-conference schedule; loses to OK Red champ East Kentwood 80-48 Friday
Last year, the Lee boys basketball team won its first conference title in 43 seasons.
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Nice start for new South Christian girls basketball Coach Erika Brown; replaces 28-year veteran Kim Legge
“I am excited to continue building off the success Coach Legge established over her many years of coaching,” Brown said.
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Tri-unity boys begin quest to return to Breslin Center
After three-straight trips to the state championship game, including a title in 2022, the Defenders prepare for yet another run. (Photo Courtesy, Becky Rillema)
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Cents vs. Sense: Megan Gorman to share financial feats and faux pas of U.S. presidents Feb. 19-20
Acclaimed wealth manager Megan Gorman will visit both the Gerald R. Ford Library and the Gerald R. Ford Museum to discuss the many ways presidents have made – or lost – money.
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Consumers Energy providing $5 Million to help customers with heating bills
On the heels of last month’s cold snap, Consumers Energy is pledging $5 million in contributions to Michigan nonprofits to help at-risk customers pay their heating bills starting in February. (Photo Courtesy, pxhere.com)
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PACE is a ‘Big Piece of the Puzzle’ for family caregivers of older adults
Family/caregiver support is a valuable piece of the puzzle for helping loved ones 55 years or older improve their health and independence. Lecia (left) and brother Jeffrey. (Photo Courtesy, Lecia)
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A chance to just be: How hospice benefits caregivers
Hospice can often take some caregiving and financial stress off of the family members who are caring for a loved one who is ill, in addition to providing grief support and other resources. (Photo Courtesy, Emmanuel Hospice)
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Woodland Mall hosts Annual Unity Walk and African American Live Museum to honor Black History Month Feb. 22
Woodland Mall will once again recognize Black History Month with community events in partnership with Kentwood and New Hope Baptist Church. Click here for all the details. (Photo Courtesy, Woodland Mall)
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