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Mayor Tim Bala decides not to seek re-election Nov. 8

Mayor Tim Bala Jennifer Antel Wayland Mayor Tim Bala has decided against seeking another two-year term in the non-partisan city election next November. Bala, who has been mayor since being…
Posted by Editor June 20, 2022
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Voters in this area will split between 2 state districts

Aric Nesbitt Kaleb Hudson Northeast Allegan County County voters will find themselves split between two districts for the Aug. 2 primary election for state representative and state senator. The election…
Posted by Editor June 19, 2022
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Editor has been wrong about past bonds for pool

The editor of this on-line community news service apologizes most sincerely for occasionally spreading misinformation about the Aug. 2 Wayland Union School bond proposal for a new swim pool. The…
Posted by Editor June 14, 2022
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Wayland School Board has new VP, new treasurer

Cinnamon Mellema Pete Zondervan The Wayland Board of Education did a little bit of musical chairs Monday night in a pseudo election of officers for the 2022-23 academic year. Vice…
Posted by Editor June 13, 2022
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Leighton may hike support for softball park in Moline

12th Street will be closed Monday, June 13, at its intersection with Division just north of Moline. The Moline softball park, officially known as George Schrotenboer Field, Thursday night sought…
Posted by Editor June 9, 2022
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Martin auto wash business is up for auction at tax sale

Wayland Area Ambulance Service has two new vehicles. The Touch-free Auto Wash business on the southeastern side of the Martin exit off U.S-131 has been closed and later this summer…
Posted by Editor June 8, 2022
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‘Uninvited wildlife’ causes council meeting relocation

The Wayland City Council had a change of venue Monday night, meeting at the fire barn instead of the customary council chambers in the back of City Hall. City Manager…
Posted by Editor June 6, 2022
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Watson agrees to township hall rental arrangements

The Watson Township Board Thursday evening voted to rent out the township hall to local residents for $60 and doubled the fee to $120 for non-residents. The hall now will…
Posted by Editor June 2, 2022
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Rep. Whiteford endorses Martin Twp. Clerk Smit

State Rep. Mary Whiteford State Rep. Mary Whiteford has announced she is endorsing Martin Township Clerk and fellow Republican Rachelle Smit in the Aug. 2 primary for the newly-redrawn 43rd…
Posted by Editor May 31, 2022
Dorr Twp. still undecided on spending ARPA funds
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Dorr Twp. still undecided on spending ARPA funds

The new Dorr Township fire truck, with which Fire Chief Gary Fordham said he is well pleased. The Dorr Township Board is still trying to figure out what should be…
Posted by Editor May 26, 2022

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