Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know

By WKTV Staff
Ken@wktv.org

Quote of the Day

“Eating good food is, too me, one of life's favorite joys, and I will never punish myself for it.”

Miriam Shor
A scene from a previous Taste of Kentwood. (WKTV)

Taste of Kentwood this week

The community is invited to explore a smorgasbord of local cuisine during the 18th annual Taste of Kentwood event on Thursday, March 14. Held at the Kentwood Activities Center, 355 48th St. SE, a variety of local restaurants will offer food and desserts during two sessions: one from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and another from 6:30 to 8 p.m. For the complete story, visit here.


Kent County Land for planned Sustainable Business Park, aerial shot that includes the property adjacent to the landfill, with the landfill in the background. (Supplied/Kent County)

Plans developing on business park

The Kent County Department of Public Works (DPW) and The Right Place, Inc. have announced a multi-year strategic partnership for the planning and development of the Kent County Sustainable Business Park. In October 2018, the Kent County Board of Public Works (BPW) approved the Sustainable Business Park Master Plan for 250 acres adjacent to the South Kent Landfill in Byron Center. For the complete story, visit here.

Dr. John Mulder. (Supplied)

Local doctor earns national honor

Holland Home recently announce that John Mulder, MD, has been recognized by the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) with the 2019 Project on Death In America (PDIA) Palliative Medicine Community Leadership Award. Dr. Mulder is Medical Director of the Trillium Institute, an affiliate of Holland Home. For the complete story, visit here.



Fun fact:

0.0173 percent

Today only 0.0173% of Americans live to 100. The population of the United States in 2010 Census was approximately 309 million. (Source)

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