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Wildcat frosh harrier wins 5K race near Lansing

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Wayland High School freshman Xander Stepek took first place Sunday morning in the annual Woldumar 5K fund-raising race near Lansing. Stepek, son of Steve and Erin Stepek of Wayland, has been the No. 3 runner on the Wayland High School varsity cross-country team this fall. The Wildcats' season has ended...
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Two Hopkins, 1 Wayland harriers compete at state

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Jaeden Harshberger Two Hopkins harriers and one from Wayland Saturday took part in the Michigan High School Athletic Association cross-country championships at Michigan International Speedway near Brooklyn. Wayland High School junior Dylan Pallett came in 92nd in the boys’ Division 2 state finals with a career best time of 16:39.7....
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Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

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COVER PHOTO: 1962-63 Wayland Girls Basketball Team: (Front, from left)  M. Selzer, G. Hoffman, E. Russell, C. Johnson, B. Calkins  and S. Welch, (back)  R. Brooks, S. Snyder, M. Moomey, C. Washburn, V. Shoemaker, L. Belka, D. Cook, S. Ryman and coach, Mrs. Lindgren. Taken from the archives at the...
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Trick-or-treat numbers down due to cold and snow

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Halloween trick-or-treaters were presented with an extra challenge Tuesday evening with the arrival of a couple of inches of snow, not to mention temperatures hovering in the 30s. There still were some brave souls who showed up at doorsteps, a few of them using their parents as taxi services. It...
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Two ex-Wildcats reunite on Davenport bowling team

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The Davenport University women's bowling team, which features Wayland High School graduates Kadence Bottrall and Bella Harnish, took fifth place among 35 teams at the Midwest Collegiate Championships Tier I tournament this past weekend. Having placed in the top eight, the Panthers went on to bracket match play. There they...
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Wayland guy, Hopkins girl, guy qualify for state finals

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Jaeden Harshberger The Wayland High School boys’ varsity cross-country team came in seventh among 16 schools in the Division 2 regionals at South Christian. Junior Dylan Pallett finished 15th individually in the race to qualify for the state finals Saturday, Nov. 4, at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn. It is...
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Cassie Kramer to open ‘Classic Cutz’ salon in Dorr

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Lifetime Wayland area resident Cassie Kramer is opening Classic Cutz, a new hair salon in Dorr. Kramer, a Wayland High School graduate and daughter of Councilman Joe and Amy Kramer, will open up shop Nov. 13 at 1837 142nd Ave, Dorr, between Dorr Standard Station and Dorr Post Office. A...
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Wayland takes top 6 places in debate competition

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The Wayland High School debate team was host for the second West Michigan Legislative Debate League this fall on Wednesday, Oct. 25. Students were engaged in congressional debate with schools from across the area sharing in academic discussion surrounding the student-written legislation. Wayland debaters continued their winning record and swept the...
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Wayland school orchestras plan fall concert Monday

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The Wayland Union High School and Middle School orchestra willl present a concert from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 30, at the Fine Arts Center. The fall season concert will be free of charge and the public is invited. The concert also will be live streamed and uploaded on...
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Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

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(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr) 25 Years Ago — Oct. 26, 1998 The Village of Martin looking east from downtown after World War I. The Globe published a listing of candidates and issues for the November general election, which included a...
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