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Hopkins Village officials to discuss Maple St. shooting

The Hopkins community is puzzled about a report of a shooting in the village Thursday morning on Maple Street. Some authorities indicated the incident had something to do with a…
Posted by Editor February 18, 2021
Hopkins may lose money in Gov.’s state aid proposal
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Hopkins may lose money in Gov.’s state aid proposal

Hopkins Public School Supt. Gary Wood have Board of Education members updates on the latest news from Lansing Monday night. Some of his presentation included good news, some did not.…
Posted by Editor February 15, 2021
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Bicycle rack soon may be added to Rabbit River Park

The Rabbit River Park and Trail soon may be graced by the presence of a bicycle rack at its entrance. Local Boy Scout Martin Bethwick appeared before the City Council…
Posted by Editor February 15, 2021
Leighton denies WAEMS subsidy increase request
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Leighton denies WAEMS subsidy increase request

The Leighton Township Board Thursday night denied a request for an increase in financial support from Wayland Area Emergency Services. The ambulance service has indicated its need to cover a…
Posted by Editor February 11, 2021
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Wayland schools prepare for full-time instruction

Wayland Union School students, faculty and staff will return to the classrooms, hallways and offices full time starting next Monday for the first time since March 13. The Board of…
Posted by Editor February 8, 2021
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Tracy Bivins appointed to return to City Council seat

Tracy Bivins was welcomed back on the Wayland Council Monday night, as she was appointed to the seat vacated by the death of Gary Smith. Bivins returns to the council…
Posted by Editor February 1, 2021
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Dorr Twp. to offer virtual meeting option for 1 year

The Dorr Township Board voted 4-3 Thursday night to offer citizens an on-line option for attending meetings, at least until Dec. 31. New Trustee Chandler Stanton proposed the move, maintaining…
Posted by Editor January 28, 2021
Hopkins to increase in-person instruction March 8
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Hopkins to increase in-person instruction March 8

The Hopkins Board of Education Thursday night adopted a plan to increase students’ time the classroom starting March 8 and chose Stephanie Wilson to fill a vacancy. The board approved…
Posted by Editor January 28, 2021
Wayland students to go 4, then 5 days starting Feb. 15
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Wayland students to go 4, then 5 days starting Feb. 15

Wayland students will go to school for four days a week starting Feb. 15 and then five days starting March 1, after new plans were approved Monday night by the…
Posted by Editor January 25, 2021
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Four applicants thus far for vacant City Council seat

Wayland City Manager Josh Eggleston said he has received four applications thus far for the vacant seat on the City Council. The seat became vacant will with the death late…
Posted by Editor January 19, 2021

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