Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know

 

WKTV Staff

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Kentwood: City continues extensive effort to gain public input on parks 

 

The City of Kentwood continues to seek public input for improving its Parks and Recreation Department programming as part of a series of Parks Master Planning events. The next in the series will take place Thursday, July 19, at the City of Kentwood Summer Concert series concert, but there are several other opportunities as well.

 

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Wyoming and Kentwood: Calvin College works in Plaster Creek watershed

 

Calvin Students at Plaster Creek (Photo by Amanda Impens)

The environmental project is in collaboration with the Plaster Creek Stewards, with a group of Calvin faculty, staff, and students have been working over a decade on the restoration of the Plaster Creek watershed, which includes both cities.

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WKTV on YouTube: Wyoming Public Safety millage informational discussion

The City of Wyoming’s request to renew its existing public safety millage on the Aug. 7 primary ballot. Millage renewal approval would provide a permanent annual collection of 1.25 mills for the operation, maintenance and administration of city police and fire services. Discussion the request is City of Wyoming Mayor Jack Poll and Chief Kim Koster, Wyoming Public Safety Director.

 

 

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