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The audience at Monday evening's meeting was larger than is customary. A group of about three dozen Dorr Elementary School parents and volunteers appeared Monday evening at the Wayland Board…

Wayland’s new bakery and cafe, Shalom, Shalom, had its grand opening this afternoon at 106 West Superior St., in the heart of the downtown. Besides coffee, they will be offering…

The Wayland Union Schools Transportation Department had two brand new buses join the fleet last week. “Our mechanics are working hard to get these shiny new vehicles ready for the…

Deborah Lee Noteboom (Doezema) died June 4. She was 74. Born April 20, 1951, to Leon and Ruth Doezema, Deb grew up in Martin and made many life long friends.Despite…

This spread is delicious on hot biscuits, pancakes, or toasted bagels. I also like to take along a strawberry version for the families for breakfast in the park. Ingredients: 10…

Deloris E. Culver of Otsego died Thursday, July 10. She was 94. Born on June 4, 1931, in Bloomfield, Mo.,she was the daughter of Lowell and Ruth (O'Connor) Tiller. Deloris…

Army Bob Traxler Robert M. Traxler, better known as “Army Bob” to Townbroadcast readers, has decided to end his weekly column after writing it for 13 years. Traxler’s column was…

Leighton Township Clerk Rachel Fennema administers the oath of office to new firefighter Casey House. Fire Chief Matt Weston said he's been impressed with House's work thus far, saying, "We…

Kristiana Zondervan, a Dorr Elementary teacher, for the past two days, has been an instructor for the Golden Apple scholars program, a new-to-Michigan program for college students who are becoming…

25 Years Ago — July 10, 2000 The Globe’s front page was graced by a photo of a donkey and a man engaged in a tug of war as a…