2021 – Page 112

Moline repair shop seeks identity of late night thief

An unwelcome visitor was spotted by cameras Friday night at the Retro Rentals trailer repair shop at the former Moline Elementary building, a business owned for the past several years…

Editor April 6, 2021

Features

Dorr Elementary teacher uses gift for kids’ exercise

Dorr Elementary teacher Kristiana Zondervan received an Amazon gift card from a parent recently to purchase something for her classroom. She bought a stair stepper and an under the desk…

Editor April 6, 2021

Community Notices

All county Covid stats bad except in 1 category: deaths

All of the latest statistics involving the continuing Coronavirus are bad in Allegan County, except in one category — deaths. Michigan has been identified as one of the five states…

Editor April 6, 2021

Columns

Ranger Rick: Chile had benefitted from free market

I read economic commentary as much as I can. One interesting piece recently came my way by Stephen Moore. It was about the fall of Chile and what it means…

Editor April 6, 2021

Columns

Creamy Cucumber salad wakes up toasted sandwich

by Kathy Hamman Miller Peel and slice 4 large cucumbers. Peel and slice 1 medium sweet onion Set aside to air dry To make dressing whisk together: 1 cup sour…

Editor April 5, 2021

Columns

Ramblin’ Road: Wet wildlife drives new family tradition

This past Sunday we took a whale watching cruise in San Diego. It is the second cruise my daughter and I have taken and the second time we didn’t see…

Editor April 5, 2021

Features

Keegan Ward, Brianna Stid win cornhole tournament

Wayland Union Middle School was host for a new pilot club involving 19 high school and middle school students, running a cornhole tournament every week during the week, along with…

Editor April 5, 2021

Sports

Martin, Wildcat girls’ hoops seasons end in quarterfinal

Both the Wayland and Martin girls' terrific basketball seasons came to an end Monday in the semifinal round of the Division 2 and Division 4 tournaments, respectively. Wayland was defeated…

Editor April 5, 2021

Columns

Yes It’s True: Individualism can have serious downside

“Many hands make work light.” — Old Chinese proverb I saw and heard an interview of Adam Curtis, my favorite documentary film maker, who insisted that the beginning of the…

Editor April 4, 2021

Sports

Lady Wildcats face tough 19-1 Newaygo in quarters

The Wayland girls' varsity basketball team will meet Newaygo in the quarterfinals of the post-season state tournament at 7 p.m. Monday at Vicksburg High School. The Lady Wildcats have their…

Editor April 4, 2021