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Wildcat tennis team loses 6-2 to GR Catholic Central

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The Wayland High School varsity boys' tennis team traveled to The CAT Monday afternoon and lost 6-2 to O-K Gold Conference rival Grand Rapids Catholic Central. Coach Ben Adams, said, however, the Wildcats "played well against a tough opponent. "Fourth singles Chase Robinson and the freshman team of Brayden Tomson...
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WHS grad is All-American Scholar in K-College golf

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Wayland High School graduate Tyler Omness has been named an All-America Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association of America. To be eligible for All-America Scholar status, an individual must be a sophomore, junior or senior academically in Division I, II, III, and NAIA, or receiving their associate's degree and in their...
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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) There are suspicions that this eatery was located at today's site of the Clippers Cafe in Martin. 25 Years Ago — Aug. 24, 1998 New residents Dennis and Sabina Noble are not pleased with the City...
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Wildcat tennis team beats Otsego in season opener

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The Wayland High School boys' tennis tennis team defended the home courts in its season opener Tuesday afternoon, getting by the Otsego Bulldogs 5-3. Taking wins for the Wildcats were, first singles Austin Graham, second singles Theo Oddy, third singles, Cam Sieffert, second doubles Asher Hendricks and Chesney Hudson, and...
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WHS grad wins area summer bowling title

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Wayland High School graduate Brady Forcier (second from left) won the SW Michigan Summer Championship last weekend. Forcier led a qualifying field of 29 with a three-game set of 875. The other three top bowlers were Wyatt Mains, Sandi Toole and David Northouse. Forcier played football for Wayland in his...
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Isaac Dyer C-C medalist, but Wildcats lose to track club

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Freshman Xander Stepek Wayland High School's cross country debut Monday was a mixed bag on the home course. Senior Isaac Dyer came up with an impressive individual medalist five-kilometer performance in 17:57.72, more than 20 seconds than his nearest competitor. Junior Dylan Pallett also had a decent outing, taking this...
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Wildcats sweep pool play foes, then lose in squeakers

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The Wayland High School varsity volleyball team went undefeated in pool play Friday, but the lost two squeakers to Kenowa Hills in the 12-team West Michigan Volleyball Officials Tournament. “This was our first time hosting this prestigious event that benefits students with scholarships, and we had a great start to...
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Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

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COVER PHOTO: Jay L. Smith and associates, shown in the photograph in 1898, launched the Business Men's Paper Press Co. and it continued into the 20th century and beyond, finally closing as Smith Lumber & Coal in 2014. Third generation owner J.L. Smith blamed the shutdown on just three words:...
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WHS volleyball team hopes to challenge for league title

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The Wayland High School volleyball team will open its season Friday in the WMVOA tournament at the home gym. Coach Kara Potter Laker, entering her second year at the helm, said she’s looking forward to a good season. She is assisted by Courtney Earles. “We are extremely excited about this...
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Funeral mass at St. Therese slated for Monica Langley

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Monica Langley, a lifelong Wayland area resident, died Friday, Aug. 11, at the age of 65. Monica graduated from Wayland High School in 1975. Her husband, Jerry Langley, was a 1973 WHS graduate. She was a devoted mother and a beloved grandmother, sister, and friend. She was well-loved by many...
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