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Army Bob: We ignore news about North Korea at our peril

by Robert M. Traxler CNN online, hardly a right wing news outlet, announced Saturday that the Peoples’ Republic of Korea (North Korea) fired a BM-25 Taepodong X intermediate range missile…
Posted by Editor April 24, 2016
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Portland’s final inning 3-run rally edges Wildcats, 7-6

Portland rallied for three runs in the bottom of the final inning to come from behind and edge Wayland 7-6 in both team’s second game of the Denny Richardson Baseball…
Posted by Editor April 23, 2016
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Democracy Tree: Legislator wants to end cruel child punishment

“Seclusion in schools is a dangerous and unregulated practice that puts children at risk of harm.” — Mark McWilliams, Director of Information, Referral and Education Services at Michigan Protection & Advocacy…
Posted by Editor April 23, 2016
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Lady Vikings run away with Watervliet Relays trophy

The Hopkins girls’ track juggernaut blew away the competition Friday at the Watervliet Relays. The Lady Vikings combined efforts to score 96 points, well ahead of runner-up Berrien Springs’ 68…
Posted by Editor April 23, 2016
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Yes It Is, It’s True: Let’s not let politicians pick their districts

Today our story is about redistricting. It is not that long ago and not that far away. The year was 2002 and elections were planned for August and November for…
Posted by Editor April 22, 2016
Wayland schools’ financial picture continues to improve
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Wayland schools’ financial picture continues to improve

The budget picture for the Wayland Union school district at the end of this fiscal year continues to improve. Finance Director Bill Melching told school board members Thursday night that…
Posted by Editor April 22, 2016
Posted inSports

Wildcats lose ‘rubber game’ of three against Middleville

The Wayland varsity baseball team Thursday dropped the rubber game of a three-game series with Middleville Thornapple Kellogg by a score of 11-2. The Wildcats allowed 15 runners to reach…
Posted by Editor April 22, 2016
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Army Bob: $15 minimum wage for the oppressed proletariat

Those of us who have lived a bit of history remember the days when folks with better than average credit were paying 15% interest on home loans. A time when…
Posted by Editor April 22, 2016
Posted inCommunity Notices

Dorr 4th-grader organizes ‘Hoops for Helen’ fund-raiser

Wayland Union Schools fourth grader Cassie Reece,wanted to make a difference for kids at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital and organized a fund-raiser called “Hoops for Helen.” The fund-raiser will be…
Posted by Editor April 22, 2016
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Funeral will be April 28 for Frances Greeley of Dorr

Frances L. Greeley, of Dorr, died April 20. She was 90. Frances was a cake decorator and retired as a seamstress from General Motors. Most recently she had attended Voice…
Posted by Editor April 21, 2016

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