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Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

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(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr) 25 Years Ago — Jan. 11, 1995 The 1974-75 Wayland High School marching band, the last such group to perform on the old football field on Sycamore Street. Jon Campbell was elected chairman of the Allegan...
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WHS grad Gage Stancell serving in Iraq in harm’s way

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Wayland High School graduate and former all-conference football player Gage Stancell (left) is among the U.S. troops in harm's way in Iraq. He is stationed in a country with military bases that are considered targets for Iranian retaliation for the U.S. drone strike that killed Iran's top military official. With...
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Lady Clippers make it 7 in row with easy 52-19 victory

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Faith Guritz: 22 points The Martin girls' varsity basketball team handily defeated West Michigan Aviation Academy 52-19 Tuesday night to moves its overall season record to 7-0. The Lady Clippers took control of the ballgame early and were never threatened. They led 19-5, 31-9 and 39-13 at the three period...
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Vikings pull out OT thriller, 68-67, over Ottawa Hills

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Tyler Zomerlei scored 27 points for Hopkins. The Hopkins boys' varsity basketball team won a tough contest Tuesday night, 68-67 in overtime against non-conference opponent Ottawa Hills. The home-standing Vikings trailed Ottawa 18-13 at the end of the first, quarter 33-28 at the half, and 45-44 at the end of...
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Lady Wildcats ‘win ugly’ vs. Kelloggsville to go to 7-0

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Maddy Terry (2) guards Brena Ana Smalley (13) of Kelloggsville. It was a bad night for the Wayland girls’ basketball team. It was a bad night for the referees. It may even have been a bad night for coaches. The Lady Wildcats, very impressive in their 6-0 start last month,...
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Ranger Rick: At Golden Globes, truth speaks to power

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I didn't watch the Golden Globe Awards last night.  I really don't give a flying rat's rear end who won what for what performance (although I have a weakness for Quentin Tarantino movies). The emcee, Ricky Gervais,  displayed what a disgrace Hollywood has become.  And the people that allowed Hollywood...
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State Police seek info on Barry County robbery suspect

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Michigan State Police, Wayland Post, is investigating an armed robbery that occurred at about 2:40 p.m. Monday, Jan. 6, at Little's Country Store 5819 Thornapple Lake Road in Hastings Township, not far from Nashville. The suspect vehicle is a black sedan. Witnesses say that the suspect vehicle possibly has tint on...
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Hopkins girls now 2-0 in conference bowl standings

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The Hopkins girls' varsity bowling team is 2-0 in O-K Silver Conference matches thus far this season. The Lady Vikings picked up their latest win in Belding, 17-13. High scores for the Hopkins came from Jenna Mohr with 198, Kennedy Gill with 196, and Hannah Wubben with 190. The boys'...
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Lady Wildcats’ bowling team takes down TK, 22-8

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The Wayland boys' varsity bowling team. The Wayland girls' bowling team scored a convincing 22-8 dual match victory Monday night over Middleville Thornapple Kellogg. The ladies' first Baker game of only 122 and lost four points to start the evening. They bounced back with a 169 game and took the...
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Postal worker killed in crash was from Martin area

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A U.S. Postal Service worker from Martin died Monday just after noon on 10th Street between between 107th and 110th Avenues after a truck hit the vehicle while it was delivering mail. Emergency responders said when they arrived at the scene, the Postal Service vehicle was in the ditch on...
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