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Baker 1st grade teacher Katrina Brown receives grant

Baker Elementary first grader teacher Katrina Brown has received a foundation grant for $464 from the MEEMIC Insurance Agency. The grant will purchase the Book Creator application, the Notability app…
Posted by Editor March 11, 2016
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Dorr students raise $12,580 for Jump Rope for Heart

Dorr Elementary School held its annual Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart event last month to raise awareness about heart disease and money for the American Heart Association.…
Posted by Editor March 11, 2016
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WHS Youth in Govt. students meet with state lawmakers

Wayland Union High School students are attending the YMCA Michigan Youth in Government Spring Conference in Lansing March 9-13.  Students met with State Senator Tanya Schuitmaker and State Representative Ken…
Posted by Editor March 10, 2016
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Bygone Days: A brief look at the Wayland area’s past, Part 206

25 Years Ago — March 13, 1991 The Wayland Board of Education Policy Committee is grappling with the issue of handling after-school sports clubs sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union…
Posted by Editor March 9, 2016
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Baker Elementary students enjoy snow piles for winter fun

Volunteers Jon Jensen and Don Borgic made snow piles for Baker Elementary students to play in. Using a shovel and a little imagination, students created tunnels and snow houses. Shown…
Posted by Editor March 4, 2016
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Baker children honor Dr. Seuss birthday a day later

Wayland had a snow day Wednesday, March 2, the 112th birthday of Dr. Seuss, but students in Kelly May’s Young Fives classroom and Lynn Donaldson’s first grade classroom Thursday dressed…
Posted by Editor March 3, 2016
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Bygone Days: A brief look at Wayland area’s past, Part 205

25 years Ago — March 6, 1991 A seven-mile stretch of Patterson Avenue going north from 135th Avenue, described as "pot hole infested," is scheduled for major reconstruction, road improvement…
Posted by Editor March 2, 2016
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Hungry Howie’s swamped by Leap Day pizza sale customers

Hungry Howie's Pizza in Wayland got more than it bargained for Monday when it took part in the pizza chain's "Leap 29" promotion. The company offered customers a 29-cent large…
Posted by Editor February 29, 2016
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Six WHS choir students advance to State Solo & Ensemble

Six Wayland Union High School choir students moved up to the State Solo and Ensemble level and will be performing two songs and sight singing in front of a judge…
Posted by Editor February 29, 2016
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Dorr Elementary food service staff bring the beach to students

Dorr Elementary food service staff members Friday brought the “beach” to the students in the school cafeteria, where they had a luau lunch complete with leis, grass skirts and sun…
Posted by Editor February 29, 2016

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