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Community Notices

Items reported stolen from the Martin Resource Center

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Harvey and Carol Visser, co-owners of the Martin Area Resource Center have reported a blue "hand truck" used to transport heavy items, pick up appliances, etc., and a black utility wagon used to carry out food at distribution and for garden produce items were removed on site without permission. "It...
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City crews starting to pick up leaves curbside today

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Wayland city crews will begin picking up leaves today (Monday, Oct. 24), continuing through the first measurable, sustained snowfall. Residents are asked to rake their leaves into piles of the edge of the roadway, but not into the street, which may impede traffic. Larger piles are preferable along the edge...
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U-M Health Center going in next door to United Bank

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The United Bank team and City of Wayland leaders are welcoming our new neighbors, University of Michigan Health-West, in its expansion to better serve the Wayland community. The new UMH-West Wayland Health Center will be located next to the United Bank Wayland branch on West Superior Street with expanded services....
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Drive-thru pet wash service opening at Gun Lake corner

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After more than a few fits and starts, a drive-through pet wash business on M-179 and Patterson at Gun Lake (the Joe's Grocery corner) was opened for business earlier this month. Fresh-N-Clean Pet Wash finally showed up after six months of waiting. The owner indicated the business now only awaits...
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Hopkins is state equestrian reserve champion team

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The Hopkins High School equestrian team captured the reserve championship at the Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association state tournament over the weekend at the Midland County Fairgrounds. The Viking girls won both the district and regional titles earlier this fall.
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4 One 2 Distillery seeks variance at new location

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The Wayland City Zoning Board of Appeals will have a public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 1, on a request for a zoning variance from the 4 One 2 Distillery now located at 739 S. Main St.  The 4 One 2 Distillery formerly was located in the 100 block of South Main...
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WHS marching band earns ‘I’ at MHSBOA festival

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The Wayland High School marching band earned the highest possible Division 1 rating Tuesday night at the Michigan High School Band and Orchestra Association marching band festival at East Kentwood High School. The band, directed by Kelli Tilley Smith, was competing in Division 2. Because of the rain, the ensemble...
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Martin marching band gets best ‘1’ rating from MSBOA

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Noah Miller The Martin Clipper High School marching band earned the highest possible Division 1 rating Tuesday night at the Michigan High School Band and Orchestra Association marching band festival at East Kentwood High School. The band, directed by Noah Miller, also earned a Division 1 rating last spring at...
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Hopkins motorist says his car struck by fallen couch

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A Hopkins motorist reported his vehicle was struck Saturday by a trailer towing a couch on 12th Street just southwest of the Gun Lake Casino. The motorist said the person ahead of him had a couch not strapped to his trailer, it fell off and landed on his car. The...
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Projects at Yankee Springs park to result in closures

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Because of a planned park enhancement project in the Yankee Springs Recreation Area, the modern campground will close from March 15 to July 15 next year, and the day-use area will close intermittently beginning Aug. 1. The project will not affect the rustic cabins, rustic campground, equestrian campground or group-use...
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