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Featured Fatal accident on 60th St. and Wing Ave. Monday in Kentwood Anyone with information is asked to contact the Kentwood Police Department at 616-656-6580. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Silent Observer at 616-774-2345 or SilentObserver.org. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Kentwood Police, greer@wktv.org Hospice uniquely qualified to assist caregivers in ‘Sandwich Generation’ Hospice care can help family members cope and develop strategies for challenges posed by being a part of the sandwich generation while caring for a loved one with a serious, life-limiting illness. (Emmanuel Hospice/iStock) Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Care Resources, greer@wktv.org Volunteers needed for Wyoming community tree planting event May 17 Trees provide incredible benefits to the communities in which they are planted and leave a lasting environmental legacy. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: WKTV Staff, deborah@wktv.org Women are urged to embrace a season of renewal at local Spring Outta Stuck event May 17! Spring Outta Stuck aims to renew and empower women to overcome obstacles in a safe environment. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Deborah Reed, WKTV Managing Editor, deborah@wktv.org Local Sports Update South Christian baseball team challenging for top spot in OK Gold South Christian junior Davis Kemper fired a no-hitter against Cedar Springs last week. (Courtesy, Travis Kuhfeldt) Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Greg Chrapek, WKTV Contributor Wyoming senior Kalani Stowe reaches 600-strikeout record Stowe became the first softball pitcher in Wyoming history to eclipse the 600-strikeout mark last week in a win over Comstock Park, registering 19-Ks that game. (Photo Courtesy, Marty Marzean) Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Ty Marzean, WKTV Contributor South Christian girls soccer team ranked fourth in Division 3 South Christian forward Alexa Boersma (5) scored nine goals in the first 11 games of the season. (Photo Courtesy, Brian Nitz) Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Greg Chrapek, WKTV Contributor Local News Wyoming resident sustains injuries during weekend shooting Wyoming Police continue to investigate weekend shooting that leaves male Wyoming resident injured. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: WKTV Staff, deborah@wktv.org City of Kentwood to host Bark for the Park event on May 16 Kentwood’s annual Bark for the Park event raises funds for new dog park amenities at Kellogg Woods Park. (Photo Courtesy, City of Kentwood) Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: WKTV Staff, greer@wktv.org Launch of Thomas J. Bullock Memorial Fund to be celebrated at Arbor Circle Spring Forward event Thomas J. Bullock’s life will be honored by opportunities presented by Arbor Circle and the Fund for addiction professionals and the community to learn together. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: WKTV Staff, deborah@wktv.org West Michigan economy continues modest growth, shows promise A survey of West Michigan businesses and managers conducted by a GVSU researcher shows a promising trend of modest economic growth for the region. Tweet Print More Share on Tumblr Email Reddit Pocket By: Brian Vernellis, GVSU Communications Ford International Airport fuels West Michigan growth, generating $7.7 billion annually in economic activity A new Economic Impact Study in partnership with Grand Valley State University reveals Ford Airport’s Influence in the region. Check out the details inside. 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