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COVID-19 freezes Wayland schools new supt. search

The 2019-20 academic year has been a challenging one for the Wayland Union School District because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. On the positive side, the local district has learned…

Editor April 20, 2020

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Hopkins Twp. DDA public hearing will be May 27

The Hopkins Township Board will have a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 27, on an ordinance to establish a Downtown Development Authority for the west side of U.S.-131…

Editor April 17, 2020

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March was a month like no other, Leighton chief says

Leighton Township Fire Chief Matt Weston told the Township Board Thursday night these are strange times indeed for firefighters. Presenting his monthly report via the telephone, he said of March,…

Editor April 16, 2020

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Improper notice postpones Hopkins Township meeting

The Hopkins Township Board Monday evening postponed a meeting done entirely by telephone because it was not noticed properly. Supervisor Mark Evans said, “We’re not having a meeting because it…

Editor April 13, 2020

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Martin Twp. renews Property Revolution mowing bid

The Martin Township Board agreed to renew mowing services from Cody Visser and Property Revolution, but tabled action on his proposals for work on the East Martin Cemetery expansion. The…

Editor April 8, 2020

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City may give up on leasing parking lots downtown

The Wayland City Council is grappling with the possibility of getting out of the business of leasing parking lots for public use altogether. Discussion surfaced at the council’s first-ever all-line…

Editor April 6, 2020

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New Watson trustee is retired deputy Jack Wood

The Watson Township Board Thursday evening appointed Jack Wood to fill out the remainder of the four-year term of Trustee Chuck Andrysiak. Andrysiak, 58, was killed Monday, March 16, in…

Editor April 2, 2020

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Coronavirus causes strange issue at Dick’s Market in Dorr

The widespread Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis has prompted an unsual issue for Dick's Market in Dorr and local consumers. Cortney Schuelke of Dorr posted on Facebook her displeasure with Dick's…

Editor March 29, 2020

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Road paving, uncertainty dominate new Dorr budget

The Dorr Township Board Thursday evening adopted a $1.3 million budget for fiscal year 2020-21 that included using $54,470 from last year’s fund balance. The township anticipates $1,334,050 in revenue…

Editor March 19, 2020

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Dorr Plan Commission reviews master plan survey

Though the community meeting on the proposed master plan had to be called off Tuesday evening, the Dorr Township Planning Commission had a discussion about responses to a survey of…

Editor March 17, 2020