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Celebration of life Sept. 22 in Dorr for Rick Dutkiewicz
Well known area musician and Dorr native Rick Dutkiewicz died at the age of 70 Wednesday, Aug 28, at his home in Allegan. Rick was born on Dec. 27, 1953,…
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SUV crashes inside Gun Lake Casino, but no injuries
A domestic dispute early Wednesday morning eventually resulted in an SUV crashing into the south side entrance door at the Gun Lake Casino in Bradley. No one was injured, including…
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Ron Henderson retires at WAEMS, Dorr Fire Dept.
Ron Henderson (wearing white shirt) has decided it is time to officially retire from Wayland Area Emergency Services (WAEMS). He has been with the service since 2001. He also has…
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Forced entry, shooting clarified by Sheriff’s Dept.
Allegan County Sheriff’s deputies are saying the initial reports of a forced entry in Dorr Township were misleading. The department said in a press release this morning, “Initial information was…
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Retired Wayland elementary teacher Jan Sage dies at 75
Word has been received that former Wayland Union Schools elementary teacher Jan Sage has died at the age of 75. Ms. Sage was said to have taught at Dorr and…
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City officials prepare for arrival for new city manager
Though Wayland Mayor Jennifer Antel told City Council members Tuesday night that at least one “strong candidate” has interviewed for city manager, city government essentially remains in limbo temporarily. Since…
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Crash causes traffic backup on U.S.-131 freeway north of Dorr
A traffic crash on the the U.S.-131 freeway just north of Dorr caused a fuel spill and traffic backup because farm animals were involved. Authorities said a semi truck-trailer and…
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Schools officials try to explain branding and Wildcat logo issue
Wayland Union School officials today issued a letter to the community to explain the current Wildcat branding logo controversy. “We hope this message finds you well. We would like to…
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Yes It’s True: The govt. helped kill local weekly newspapers
While perusing the archives of the old Wayland Globe when I visit the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr, I’ve often come across material that helps explain today.…
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Retired WHS teacher cycling to fight children’s cancer
Retired Wayland High School social studies teacher Brian Pavey is taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids' cancer this month. He retired from Wayland schools in 2010.…