September 2017 – Page 11

Yes It Is, It’s True: It’s permissible if it’s ‘a business decision’

"It's nothing personal... it's just business." — Stringer Bell on "The Wire." Actor Idris Elba acquired a lot of deserved fame for his role as Stringer Bell in David Simon's…

Editor September 8, 2017

Community Notices

Wayland school summer program serves 10,000 meals

Wayland Union Schools served 10,000 meals this summer. The district offered free lunches to kids ages 18 and under in a variety of locations, as well as breakfast during summer…

Editor September 8, 2017

Community Notices

Cars2Go used car building comes a-tumbling down

As promised, the walls of the old Herb Chevrolet dealership building on West Superior Street came a tumbling down after about 45 years at the site at the corner of…

Editor September 8, 2017

Columns

Basura: Trump defense is he’s not a polished politician?

“There is no exception to the rule that every rule has an exception.” — James Thurber "Not A Polished Politician" We hear this about Donald a lot. Stuff like: "He’s…

Editor September 8, 2017

Sports

Lady Vikings sweep Godwin in O-K Silver opener

The Hopkins varsity volleyball team opened its O-K Silver Conference season Thursday evening with a three-set sweep over Wyoming Godwin Heights, 25-15, 25-13 and 25-15. "The team was very balanced…

Editor September 8, 2017

Columns

Army Bob: Technology can make car cell phone use safer

by Robert M. Traxler The summer is waning and those of us who operate motorcycles are sad. Riding a bike, any bike, through beautiful Allegan County is a very enjoyable…

Editor September 7, 2017

Features

Retired home economist still judges fair food entries at 87

Though Shirley Hamman retired in 1990 as Allegan County Home Economist, she continues to be active in county extension programs, such as the Culinary Arts division of the life skills…

Editor September 7, 2017

Articles

Watson seeking grant for possible meat processing plant

Watson Township Supervisor Kevin Travis Thursday evening introduced Jay Roberts-Eveland, retired Kentwood Schools therapist, who is writing a grant and submitting it to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help…

Editor September 7, 2017

Community Notices

WHS math teacher Linda Anderson ‘Excellence’ finalist

Wayland High School math teacher Linda (Anderson) Bensyl has been selected as a Michigan state-level finalist in mathematics by a selection committee for this year’s Presidential Awards for Excellence in…

Editor September 7, 2017

Community Notices

Early morning fire damages Leighton Twp. house

A fire just after 2 a.m. Thursday damaged a house in Leighton Township. Personnel from the Leighton Township Fire Department and other departments nearby were summoned to the blaze at a…

Editor September 7, 2017