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Railroad St. parcel rezoning wins Plan Commission nod

The Wayland City Planning Commission decided Tuesday night to recommend a request from Jon and Don Rose to rezone a parcel at 236 Railroad St. from Light industrial to general…
Posted by Editor September 12, 2023
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South Main construction project end delayed again

The South Main Street paving project has been snake bitten again. Just when it looked like everything was finished last week, including the paving, City Manager Josh Eggleston Tuesday night…
Posted by Editor September 5, 2023
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Despite the heat, paving progresses on South Main

Despite the oppressive heat, work is progressing on South Main Street. Wayalnd City Councilman Steve Stepek, who took these pictures, said ,"Leveling courses are going in today, then sewer needs…
Posted by Editor August 24, 2023
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Wayland City, Twp. may face Prop 2 task together

Bob Genetski There was good news and bad news Monday night for Wayland City Clerk Lee Ann Clausen. The good news was the City Council adopted a resolution to elevate…
Posted by Editor August 21, 2023
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Martin Twp. also looking into sharing Prop 2 duties

Implementing Proposal 2-22, passed by voters statewide last November, has become a major headache for clerks in Allegan County. Martin Township apparently is looking to share costs and duties for…
Posted by Editor August 9, 2023
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Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr) John Klein ran a Surge Equipment business located in downtown Wayland during the 1940s. 25 Years…
Posted by Editor August 9, 2023
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Four local govt. units may form an early voting center

EDITOR'S NOTE: The article about early voting centers erroneously reported that four municipalities have agreed to share duties and costs of such centers. Wayland City Clerk Lee Ann Clausen said…
Posted by Editor August 7, 2023
Four candidates running for 3 seats on City Council
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Four candidates running for 3 seats on City Council

Rick Mathis Four candidates have filed to run for three open seats on the Wayland City Council in November. Two incumbents, Tracy Bivins and Steve Stepek, will be joined on…
Posted by Editor July 25, 2023
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Lumberyard request to use storage building approved

The Lumberyard Event Center at 780 W. Maple St. earned a recommendation from the City Planning Commission Tuesday for its intention to use a storage building for wedding event-related activities.…
Posted by Editor July 11, 2023
Yes It’s True: Main Street promotes a happenin’ town
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Yes It’s True: Main Street promotes a happenin’ town

“There’s them that do, and then there’s them that just talk. The talkers are the lip flappers.” — Disc jockey Ed Buchanan of WLAV-FM. Holly McPherson I’ve needed to adjust…
Posted by Editor July 6, 2023

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