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City Council, DDA to share engineering costs for new traffic light

The City of Wayland and the Downtown Development Authority likely will split the costs for engineering for a new traffic signal at the intersection of Main and Superior streets. The…

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Articles

City voters won’t decide on single trash hauler idea in May 5 election

Voters in the City of Wayland will not be asked to decide on a proposal for a single trash hauling service within the city limits in the May 5 special…

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Articles

Wayland schools without contracted snow plowing services?

Though there was no school called Sunday evening, parking lots for Wayland schools were not plowed as of Monday evening. Councilwoman Jennifer Antel Monday night at the City Council meeting…

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Coming Events

Garage sale Saturday, Feb. 28, will benefit WHS grad party

A garage sale to benefit the Wayland High School Class of 2015 graduation party will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb 28, at Wayland Middle School.…

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Columns

Democracy Tree: As Romney cashes out, contenders vie for war chest

by Amy Kerr Hardin So, Romney’s dog gets a break from the campaign trail in 2016, but after the aborted presidential bid, there’s still much to be settled. It’s all…

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Columns

Monday Moan: Moans, groans and loans from Jan. 26 work session

By Jeff Salisbury RECAP JANUARY 26, 2015 WORK SESSION Agenda – New Business Discussion Items 2015-16 Budget Assumptions – By Director of Finance Bill Melching - Student enrollment Projection –…

Editor February 1, 2015

Columns

The Muck Starts Here: Most cannot afford to be packing heat

by Barry Hastings Screw the prophet (and the horse he rode in on) Increasing numbers of innocents are dying under the guns and bombs of Islamic Terror, particularly where it's…

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Features

Chances of school on Monday as low as the temperatures

This stubborn cuss continued to blow out his driveway Sunday afternoon in the face of near-blizzard conditions that was dropping between six and 10 inches of snow on Wayland and…

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Coming Events

Dorr Library plans ‘Have a Heart, Save a Heart’ fund-raiser

The Dorr Township Library is planning a "Have a Heart, Save a Heart" fund-raiser from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 13, for an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) unit. Tickets…

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Coming Events

‘Canadian Rockies’ travelogue featured in next seniors’ potluck

The next Wayland Community Education senior citizens' potluck for people 55 and older will be from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4, at the Wayland Schools' Transportation Building behind…

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