Month: September 2024

Community Notices

Three-vehicle crash in Watson sends 2 to hospital

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A three-vehicle traffic crash Tuesday on M-222 just west of the U.S.-131 expressway resulted in two people being taken to the hospital. One was listed in serious condition. Deputies with the Allegan County Sheriff’s Department said an SUV was traveling east on 116th Avenue near 14th Street in Watson Township...
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She’s back! Columnist Phyllis McCrossin is ‘on the road again’

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EDITOR'S NOTE: After a brief hiatus, "Ramblin' Road" columnist Phyllis McCrossin has decided to resume writing her column for Townbroadcast and writing her blog. The following is her first installment of the continuing adventures of her and husband King. Art work by Tom McCrossin by Phyllis McCrossin It’s been awhile....
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Wildcats lose to Northview; but beat ex-teammate

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The Wayland tennis team lost 6-2 to Northview Monday in an O-K Gold Conference match at the Northview courts.   While Wayland came up short in the overall match, Theo Oddy collected his second overall Conference win, taking on the former Wildcat Andrew Hinds at first singles. In the end,...
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City approves industrial development district for odd site

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The Wayland City Council Monday evening approved a request by Trygon Investments for designating the odd-shaped property at 1135 133rd Ave. as part of an industrial development district.The industrial facilities exemption enables the property, owned jointly by Keith Nickels and Josh Otto, to eligible for a tax abatement of up...
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Wayland/Yankee Springs Fire Chief Jim Stoddard resigns

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Wayland Fire Chief James Stoddard submitted his resignation to the City Council at its Monday night meeting. Though he specifically did not give health issues as a reason, he said in his letter, the action was because he was “unable to act fully in his capacity.” Stoddard took over as...
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Dorr PTO’s fund-raiser brings in more than $13,000

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The Dorr Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) Friday, Sept. 13, held its annual annual "Catwalk"with a snow cone treat. The fund-raiser brought in more than $13,000.
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Wayland High School lauded for cancer fund-raiser

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Wayland Union High School has been recognized recognized as the 'Highest Fundraising Team in the State' for the "Coaches vs. Cancer" event held this past February. A local spokesperson said, "This achievement wouldn't have been possible without the generosity and support from our amazing community."
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WHS Class of 1964 gathers for 60th reunion

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The Wayland High School Class of 1964 had a pretty good turnout of 28 members Sunday for its 60th class reunion at the Wayland Hotel. In days gone by, it was a big deal when a class would gather for a 50th reunion, but apparently more people are living longer...
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Slow Cooker Beef Roast provides a tasty stew

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Ingredients: 3 to 4 pound frozen chuck roast to fit your slow cooker Worcestershire Sauce 1 - .87 packet brown gravy mix 1 packet recipe secrets Lipton onion soup mix 2 cups beef broth Instructions: Pour the 2 cups of beef broth in the crock pot, adding in the frozen...
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Area departments issue warning about fire danger

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Wayland and the surrounding areas, including Leighton Township, have been moved into the extreme fire danger category. With high temperatures, low humidity, along with lack of rain, there will be no burn permits issued until this area receives measurable rain and fire danger falls into an acceptable level.
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