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Leighton Board adopts 2024-25 budget blueprint
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Leighton Board adopts 2024-25 budget blueprint

The Leighton Township Board Thursday evening adopted a budget of more than $2.8 million and agreed to spend $650,000 for paving roads during the 2024-25 fiscal year. Revenues are expected…
Posted by Editor March 14, 2024
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Jack Sipple resigns Martin Board seat after 55 years

Jack Sipple Jack Sipple, perhaps the longest serving elected official in Allegan County, is stepping down as Martin Township trustee after 55 years. “I’ve enjoyed myself on here,” he said,…
Posted by Editor March 13, 2024
Hopkins Township Board adopts 2024-25 budget
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Hopkins Township Board adopts 2024-25 budget

The Hopkins Township Board Monday night adopted a 2024-25 fiscal year budget hovering around the half million dollar amount, Revenues are expected to be $435,760, expenditures $530,052 and the fund…
Posted by Editor March 12, 2024
Watson Plan Commission increased by 2 members
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Watson Plan Commission increased by 2 members

Interim Hopkins Fire Chief Eric Alberta The Watson Township Board Thursday evening made two appointments to fill vacancies on the Planning Commission. Former Plan Commission Chairman Troy Baker agreed to…
Posted by Editor March 7, 2024
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Street repair, resurfacing costs less than expected

“We sure could use a little good news today.” — Anne Murray. Wayland City Manager Josh Eggleston reported to the City Council Monday a little good news about the estimated…
Posted by Editor March 4, 2024
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Dorr clerk may be paid extra for early voting work

Debbie Sewers Dorr Township Board members Thursday evening granted themselves 3.2 percent pay raises, the rate being the same as the cost of living allowance (COLA). And Clerk Debbie Sewers…
Posted by Editor February 29, 2024
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Perrigo restructuring to cut more than 500 employees

Perrigo, Allegan County’s largest employer, with its North American corporate headquarters in downtown Grand Rapids, has announced “restructuring activities … are expected to result in the net reduction of approximately…
Posted by Editor February 28, 2024
Wayland school board is presented a ‘night of data’
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Wayland school board is presented a ‘night of data’

Developer Chris Van Ryn explains is interest in a parcel of land that may wind up in the Wayland school district. Wayland Union Schools Supt. told the Board of Education…
Posted by Editor February 26, 2024
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Gun safety forum comes to Wayland at the right time

WHS resource officer Jon Schaefer and Police Chief Scott Matice. The timing for a special forum on Michigan’s new gun safety law was interesting Thursday. Six area experts gave a…
Posted by Editor February 22, 2024
One of proposed ordinances for city may get a tweaking
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One of proposed ordinances for city may get a tweaking

The Wayland City Council Monday night had three first readings of proposed ordinances and one of them may get a little tweaking before approval. Mayor Pro Tem Joe Kramer assumed…
Posted by Editor February 19, 2024

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