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Wildcats beat South Christian a 3rd time, win district opener

Wayland defeated O-K Gold Conference rival Grand Rapids South Christian for the third time this season, and this third time was the most difficult, in the opening round of the…

Editor March 9, 2015

Community Notices

Auction House Cafe loses an owner, returns to old hours

The Auction House Cafe, a local business on old U.S.-131 just north of Wayland since 1936, has under gone more changes of late. Longtime Moline resident Tom Miller and wife…

Editor March 9, 2015

Obituaries

Service Saturday for Hilliards dairy farmer Rose Jones

Rose (Rewa) Jones of Dorr Township (Hilliards), died Sunday, March 8. She was 93. Rose was born to Fred and Mary Rewa on March 28, 1921, in Salem Township. She…

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Articles

Greater Hopkins Area Chamber to be proposed tonight

A Greater Hopkins Area Chamber of Commerce may be in the works. Barb Bennett, a committee member and one of the principal organizers, said she will present an outline of…

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Sports

Frosh Sydney Urben finishes 22nd at state bowling tourney

Wayland High School freshmen Sydney Urben finished 22nd in the state tournament Saturday to mark the end of a successful season for the Lady Wildcats. Coach Bill Holbrook said she…

Editor March 9, 2015

Obituaries

Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday for Ann Miklusicak, 93

Ann L. Miklusicak, age 93, of Wayland died Saturday, March 7, at home. Ann was born on Dec. 9, 1921, in Wayland Township to John and Maria (Farsky) Miklusicak. She…

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Features

Wayland Middle School choir receives #1 rating at festival

The Wayland Union Middle School Choir received a first division rating last week at the District 10 Choral Festival in Holland. The group has qualified to attend the state festival…

Editor March 9, 2015

Columns

Monday Moan: Wayland School Board: Live within your means

jeffsalisbury@charter.net I’ve been thinking about the expression “living within one’s means” – and the economics of personal and family budgets — and how it translates to the economics of school…

Editor March 8, 2015

Columns

The Muck Starts Here: The U.S. should bring back the draft

"Such subtle covenants shall be made, 'til peace is war in masquerade." — John Dryden by Barry Hastings Seems as though everything this administration does in our wars (we're fighting…

Editor March 8, 2015

$Cancer risks should result in a moratorium on fracking$

Editorial

Cancer risks should result in a moratorium on fracking

To the editor: I've been reading the Compendium of Scientific, Medical and Media Findings Demonstrating Risks and Harms of Fracking www.concernedhealthny.org This compilation of evidence was used in New York…

Editor March 8, 2015