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- Sep 17, 2026
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Byron Township parks millage on November ballot could generate up to $2 million for parks (opens the original)
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BYRON TWP., Mich. — Byron Township voters will decide this November whether to approve a parks and recreation millage that could generate up to $2 million for the department — and township officials say the funding is needed to keep up with a growing community. Krystal Laska, the parks and recreation director for Byron Township, oversees more than 106 acres across 3 parks. "This community center was built in 2009. Whistlestop Park was about that same time. We added the ball fields. We also have
Kentwood mom collects 350 dresses, suits and accessories for free homecoming giveaway (opens the original)
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KENTWOOD, Mich. — A Kentwood mother of three has organized a free formal attire clothing drive, collecting more than 350 dresses, suits, jewelry, shoes and more to help local high school students look their best for homecoming — without the hefty price tag. Shannon Sample said she understands firsthand how quickly homecoming costs can add up. "We know that times are rough right now. The economy is very pricey. So with homecoming, the dresses and the guy suits can be very, very expensive." Sample
West Michigan bat rabies cases prompt expert advice on keeping bats out of your home (opens the original)
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IONIA COUNTY, Mich. — Rabies-infected bats are being reported across West Michigan, with the two most recent cases confirmed Thursday in Muskegon and Ionia counties. Of the 50 animals confirmed rabies-positive in Michigan this year, 49 have been bats and one has been a skunk, according to Michigan Department of Health and Human Services rabies map. Pest Pros, a locally owned pest and wildlife control company handles a wide range of pest and wildlife issues. "We do termites, cockroaches, bedbugs,
Fried chicken, catfish and comfort: Kentwood restaurant now accepts SNAP and EBT benefits (opens the original)
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KENTWOOD, Mich. — The Candied Yam in Kentwood is bringing soul food to neighbors who need it most — and now accepting SNAP and EBT benefits to make that possible. Owner Jessica Ann Tyson has run the restaurant for a decade, serving up fried chicken, catfish, perch, mac and cheese, and mashed potatoes to the community she loves. "We're talking about best fried chicken. We're talking about catfish, best perch. We're talking about mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, all the stuff that makes you feel g
'These babies deserve justice': Former childcare worker faces child sex abuse charges. (opens the original)
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Editor's Note: The Following article deals with topics such as child sexual abuse. Viewer discretion is advised. A former childcare worker in Grand Rapids and Allendale faces 9 charges, including alleged child sexual abuse, as Michigan State Police investigate his conduct while he was employed at two childcare facilities. Austin Hapner, 20, allegedly worked at GRO Childcare Academy in Grand Rapids and the Children's Enrichment Center at Grand Valley State University's Allen
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