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Kentwood’s Annual Trunk or Treat set for Saturday, Oct. 26
Kentwood Mayor Stephen Kepley hands out candy at last year’s Trunk or Treat. The free event takes place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Department of Public Works, 5068 Breton Ave. SE. Kids and their loved ones can explore and collect candy from more than 25 City and community vehicles.
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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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Local Sports Update
Host Zeeland West beats Wyoming 38-7
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Unity Christian knocks off South Christian 50-21 Friday; check out our WKTV Highlights inside
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Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 6
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Oct. 4.
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Kelloggsville gets first win with 24-8 defeat of Benton Harbor
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Godwin Heights gets past Fruitport 15-12
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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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The Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition enters its semifinal round Oct. 6
The Kingpin of Comedy competition enters its first of three semifinal rounds beginning Oct. 6.
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Kent County Department of Public Works releases fall recycling guide for residents
The fall recycling guide shows proper disposal of common household items.
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Lee Middle School partners with Affinity Mentoring, provides youth safe, inclusive space
Affinity Mentoring supports students in K-8th grade by matching them with a caring adult role model and striving to create a safe space for local youth to utilize their voice.
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