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Marijuana public hearing will be May 10 at City Hall

The Wayland City Planning Commission Tuesday night set a public hearing on a proposed marijuana zoning ordinance and conditionally approved a residential townhouse project on 133rd Avenue. The public hearing…
Posted by Editor April 12, 2022
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Asst. Supt. Velie changes retirement plans to Dec. 31

Patricia Velie The Wayland Union School District indeed will see a lot of administrative changes and movement of personnel by the end of the 2021-22 academic year. But the school…
Posted by Editor April 11, 2022
Watson trustee resigns post after serving only 2 years
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Watson trustee resigns post after serving only 2 years

John Caras Jack Wood Watson Township Trustee Jack Wood resigned his seat Thursday night after serving only two years. His successor will be fellow Planning Commission member John Caras, who…
Posted by Editor April 7, 2022
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City fields a proposal for a community teen center

Perhaps it’s been tried and failed many times in the past, but a Wayland woman presented a proposal to establish some kind of a community center so local teens have…
Posted by Editor March 21, 2022
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Plan Commission declines Tuinstra’s proofreading

John Tuinstra Nathan Mehmed Dorr Township Trustee John Tuinstra last month insisted that he be allowed to proofread and make corrections to the draft master plan submitted by Nathan Mehmed…
Posted by Editor March 15, 2022
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Plan Commission breaks tie, recommends rezoning

Ed Ophoff explains his rezoning request to commissioners. The Dorr Township Planning Tuesday broke its 3-3 deadlock from a month before and voted 5-2 to recommend a rezoning request from…
Posted by Editor March 15, 2022
Building adjacent to Pearl Street gym is coming down
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Building adjacent to Pearl Street gym is coming down

The old CCA building that was attached to the Pearl Street gym for more than 60 years is going down later this year. The Wayland Board of Education Monday night…
Posted by Editor March 14, 2022
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School bond issue for $48.5 million, but no new taxes

The Wayland Union Schools’ bond request in August has been set at a total of $48.5 million, but Assistant Superintendent Patricia Velie insists district residents will not pay any more…
Posted by Editor March 14, 2022
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Roads continue to be a sore spot for Leighton Township

The subject or roads has been a difficult one over the years in Leighton Township. Despite being one of the fasting growing townships in Michigan, the condition of the travel…
Posted by Editor March 11, 2022
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Woman is close, but not enough for cemetery plots

Theresa Lott, who technically lives in Gun Plain Township but identifies much more strongly with Martin, isn’t happy she cannot buy 10 cemetery lots in Martin Township. Lott told the…
Posted by Editor March 9, 2022

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