2019 – Page 25

Dorr Twp. Board sets policy on emergency pay for overtime

The Dorr Township Board Thursday night agreed that maintenance personnel called in to handle an emergency situation will be paid a stipend of $40 and time and a half for…

Editor October 24, 2019

Articles

Dorr officials agree: Township Hall inadequate for services

One way or another, the Dorr Township complex at the corner of 142nd Avenue and 18th Street will accommodate more services and officials to do their jobs. The Dorr Township…

Editor October 24, 2019

Community Notices

Wayland Union Schools’ bus fleet rated perfect once again

Wayland Union Schools’ bus fleet, which numbers 24 buses, recently received another perfect safety inspection. Michigan State Police every year sends an inspector to conduct an analysis of more than…

Editor October 24, 2019

Columns

Army Bob: Media mob’s absurd accusation vs. Rep. Gabbard

To be fair and in a spirt of full disclosure, let me say I like Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), a sister in arms. She and I were both majors in…

Editor October 24, 2019

Sports

Lady Vikings complete Silver dual matches with 6-0 record

The Hopkins varsity volleyball team took a crucial step toward winning the O-K Silver Conference championship Wednesday evening in a Parents' Night victory over visiting Wyoming Lee. The Lady Vikings…

Editor October 23, 2019

Features

Bygone Days: A look at the history of NE Allegan County

(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr) 25 Years Ago — Oct. 26, 1994 A Muskegon County judge has ruled that Allegan County…

Editor October 23, 2019

Sports

Six Martin boys’ harriers post personal bests at Shepherd

The Martin High School boys' Cross Country team finished 10th representing Clipper Nation in a 41-tearm invitational Saturday at Shepherd. Carsen Young received all-state recognition and Kyle Pallett earned academic…

Editor October 22, 2019

Community Notices

Twisted Pins arcade opens at old Wayland Cleaners location

The Twisted Pins Arcade has opened in the building that formerly housed Wayland Cleaners at 114 Pine St. Patrons for now can stop in and play games for free. Owner…

Editor October 22, 2019

Features

Those who collect most sock pairs get cider and doughnuts

Wayland Union Middle School students collected 871 pairs of socks during their "Socktober Sock Drive." They will be donated to Ruthie's Closet at the United Church of Wayland. Andrea Schrieber's…

Editor October 22, 2019

Columns

Ranger Rick: Sorry, folks. Removal of Trump ain’t gonna happen

Autumn in Michigan: the best time of year. The angle of the sun in late afternoon makes the colors of the leaves explode in red, orange, yellow, making the brilliance…

Editor October 22, 2019