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Two WHS hockey players part of playoff-winning team
Wayland High School juniors Christian Look and Bryce Monrean are members of the of the Fox Motors Hockey Club U16 team, made up of players from all over Michigan, as…
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WHS grad Lacey James tops N. Illinois in rebounds
Wayland High School graduate Lacey James leads the Northern Illinois basketball team this season in rebounding at 7.8 caroms per game and blocked shots. James, who earned Division 2 All-State…
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Michigan Fine Herbs closes its business in Shelbyville
Michigan Fine Herbs closed its doors abruptly Friday at its location just off the Shelbyville exit on U.S.-131. Word on the street is that its closure by corporate is permanent…
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Nyp, Ainsworth hoop roles important at Cornerstone
Wayland High School graduates Carter Nyp and Cory Ainsworth are among the top scorers on this season’s Cornerstone University basketball team, which owns a 20-11 overall record. Ainsworth, a 6-8…
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Write It Right: Martin girls play at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday
The Martin girls' basketball team will play Tri-Unity Christian at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday at the host school in the opening round of the Division 4 post-season tournament. The date and…
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Two Viking bowlers, team qualify for state tourney
Kennedy Gill of the Hopkins High School girls' varsity bowling team placed first Saturday and Viking boys' team member Carsen DeLao finished 10th at the regional tournament at M-66 Bowl…
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Yes It’s True: The 1960s went down with co-opting
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is another of a series columns examining why the decade and generation of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll went down so swiftly after the 1970s…
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Two Lady Wildcat bowlers qualify for state tourney
Two Wayland girls' varsity bowling team members qualified for the Division 2 state tournament Saturday by placing among the top 10 in the regional individual tourney in Kalamazoo. Bella Harnish…
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Dorr Library will close if reduced millage request loses
ACHTUNG: This is not a “fair and balanced” article. It is an editorial by the editor. ”Are you threatening me? Why ya stupid toad! I ought to beat your brain…
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Hopkins Schools to seek 1.6-mill sinking fund renewal
The Hopkins Public Schools will ask local voters Tuesday, May 5, for a renewal of a 1.6-mill sinking fund levy for 10 years. An informational meeting about the request will…