City of Wyoming
City of Wyoming asks voters to consider future funding for police, fire, parks
At its Sept. 20 meeting, the Wyoming City Council approved two proposals for the May 2022 ballot, that if approved, could minimize the overall tax burden to city residents while providing public safety and park needs and helping to make the city more financially sustainable.
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Disability Advocates’ new headquarters to include first-of-its kind occupational therapy home center
The showroom will be a national model where persons with disabilities can explore ways to renovate and retrofit their home so they can be more independent.
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Snapshots: Things to do this weekend
No need to go in circles this weekend to find things to do, there is ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, new restaurants at Gun Lake Casino, and the first-ever Public Market in the City of Wyoming.
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Wyoming seeking input on city’s most northern park, Marquette Park
The city just released a survey about the park and will be hosting two master plan meetings on Sept. 28 and 29.
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Decriminalization of magic mushrooms introduced in State senate
Hudosnville’s Sen. Roger Victory, who chairs the Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee, said there is ore research and clinical testing needed before the bill can be considered.
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Police seeking help in locating possible witness
Wyoming Department of Public Safety is seeking assistance in locating a witness to an assault and possible robbery that took place on Aug. 4.
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An effort to make 988 for suicide prevention means West Michigan will be dialing 10-digit phone numbers
In preparation for the new 988 phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, starting Oct. 24, West Michigan residents will need to dial the full 10-digit number to make a local call.
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This week’s theme is get active, especially on your work commute
Through Friday it is Active Commute Week, a time to help residents become more aware of more echo-friendly modes of transportation.
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DTE grant and new masterplan a boost to City of Wyoming’s tree canopy
Through a DTE Energy Tree Planting Grant Program, the City of Wyoming Tree Commission will be able to plant more than a dozen trees this October.
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Grand Rapids Auto Gallery, the Gilmore become a resource for movie cars for Metro Cruise
As part of its coverage of the 28th Street Metro Cruise, WKTV Community Media center partnered with three area directors to create stories about classic cars and classic design.
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Group remembers well-known WW II veteran with birthday celebration
The event is set for Wednesday, Sept. 8, at Marge’s Donut Den and will include special guest speaker Navy Commander Paul Chardoul.
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Snapshots: Pretty lights and Labor Day fun
It’s a three-day weekend with lots to do from John Ball Zoo’s IllumiZoo to Labor Day fun in Belding.
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Veterans Council seeks nominations for three awards
Recently, the United Veterans Council of Kent County expanded its annual awards from one to three: Veteran of the Year, Association Member of the Year and Raising Up Veterans. Deadline for nominations is Sept. 14.
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