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Calling all ghost hunters – The Haunted History Trail is coming to Michigan
The Branch District Library is one of many sites on the Haunted History Trail of Michigan. Unusual activity has been reported by staff, including footsteps, unexplained sounds and other strange occurrences. (Photo Courtesy: Haunted History Trail of Michigan/Amity Photos)
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Kentwood Police to host National Drug Take Back Day Event Oct. 24
Photo from a previous Kentwood National Drug Take Back Day. (Photo Courtesy: City of Kentwood)
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City of Wyoming appoints Eric Wiler as next Wyoming Police Chief
Wiler assumes the position of Police Chief, effective Feb. 4, 2027, immediately following Chief Kip Snyder’s retirement in Feb. 2027. In this role, Wiler will lead a team of nearly 103 full-time sworn officers and 21 civilian personnel. (Photo Courtesy, City of Wyoming)
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WKTV We the People: Get to know your local Kentwood and Wyoming candidates
WKTV invited local candidates to create a video for the upcoming general election involving key races that affect Kentwood and Wyoming voters.
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Kentwood hosts Midwest Michigan Snowplow Roadeo and Equipment Show Oct. 9
From Left: Kentwood Deputy Chief of Police Stephanie Morningstar and Kentwood Mayor Stephen Kepley at the Snowplow Roadeo.
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Join hurricane relief efforts: GVSU partners with WLAV, SpartanNash and American Red Cross
The American Red Cross is asking the public for donations of individually-wrapped snacks – help GVSU hit their goal of contributing 150,000 individually wrapped snacks!
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West Michigan Robotics teams to host annual Grand Rapids Girls Robotics Competition Oct. 12 at Wyoming High School
This high school level robotics competition showcases 18 Michigan teams battling in complex two-minute matches against highly skilled competitors.
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“The American Presidency on Screen” – New documentary carries critical message of American unity
A new 80-minute documentary will make its debut screening at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum.
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City of Wyoming to infuse new life into land sitting vacant for 15+ years
Wyoming City Council recently approved a $150 million investment project that will bring new life to the long-vacant former General Motors stamping plant.
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