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New city manager likely to begin duties at start of next year

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New Wayland City Manager Tim McLean is expected to begin his duties here no later than Jan. 1. McLean, was offered a two-year contract in which he will earn $68,779 in the first year and $71,178 in the second. Currently assistant to the city manager for the City of Jonesville,...
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Army Bob: Don’t let fear delay what you must do with hip replacement

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by Robert M. Traxler I recently returned home from a second hip replacement surgery at Metro Hospital. Many years of insanely long distance running, 19 marathons and other distance races, and after decades of the normal wear and tear one puts their joints through performing military service took its toll....
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Democracy Tree: Obama spanks Gov. Snyder on refugee issue

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by Amy Kerr Hardin “That’s shameful. That’s not American. That’s not who we are.” President Obama speaking at the G20 Summit today on the issue of refusing Syrian refugees. Several weeks ago, Democracy Tree wrote about Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, Sen. Gary Peters, and Gov. Rick Snyder putting out the welcome mat encouraging...
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So just who is this ‘Basura’ fellow, anyway? An introduction:

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Who is Basura? The picture is from long ago. In the words of the great Delbert McClinton, “I’m not old, but I been around a long time.” Some of the jobs that I’ve done have put me into court in various capacities. My efforts were not always appreciated. Most people...
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Mass of Christian Burial will be Saturday for Anna Harig, 85

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Anna Marie (Weber) Harig, age 85 originally of North Dorr, died Tuesday, Nov. 18. Anna was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Anna is survived by her children: Patricia (Douglas) Echelberger, Barbara (Steven) Richards, Janice Harig (fiancé Kevin Macdonald), Carol (Brian) Brooks, Dennis (Barbara) Harig, Wayne Harig, and Greg...
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Area senior citizens’ holiday luncheon will be Wednesday, Dec. 2

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The Wayland Community Education’s Leisure Life program’s second annual holiday luncheon will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Wednesday Dec. 2, at the at the Windsor Woods Village Community Room, 1135 W. Superior St. in Wayland. The event, for adults at least 55 years old, will feature a free...
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WHS math teacher Linda Anderson is one of 5 state award finalists

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Wayland High School math teacher Linda Anderson has been selected as a Michigan state-level finalist in mathematics for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching program. Anderson was one of five finalists and will be recognized Dec. 7 at the Network of Michigan Educators conference, ECET2MI, in...
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Bygone Days: A brief look at the Wayland area’s past, Part 192

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EDITOR’S NOTE: The hallowed halls of the Then & Now Historical Library in Door did not yield anything from the week of Nov. 21, 1990. Then & Now will be closed because of the Thanksgiving holiday on Wednesday, Nov. 25 and on Saturday, Nov. 28, so the “Bygone Days” edition...
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Wayland, Dorr gasoline prices drop below $2 per gallon milestone

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A milestone of sorts was reached in the Dorr and Wayland areas Tuesday when gasoline prices dropped below $2 per gallon. There has been some speculation that prices could sink to as low as $1.50 by Christmas, but it continues only to be rumors. This sign is outside the Mobile...
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Former Wildcat volleyball star Allison Getty led Northwood in kills

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Wayland High School graduate Allison Getty was the top scorer in kills for the Northwood University volleyball team this past fall. Getty, a sophomore outside hitter, was an all-state selection for Wayland as a senior two years ago when the Wildcats made it all the way to the Division 2...
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