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Motorcyclists injured in Beacon accident
A Byron Center couple was injured when their motorcycle was hit while they were driving down the shoulder of northbound Beacon south of Taylor Street late this afternoon.
Byron Twp. backs historical society's tax request
The Township Board this week approved the Byron Center Historical Society's request to ask for 0.125 mills for five years on the Nov.
Downy mildew threatens Michigan cucumbers
No substantial damage from downy mildew has been found yet in Michigan's cucumber crop, but it could be too early to tell what effect, if any, the disease might have, grower-shippers said.
Byron Center Meats back stronger than ever
Two days after a fire last July caused $2.5 million in damage to Byron Center Meats ' retail, office and a production space, the business was up and running.
Two arrested for stealing catalytic converters
Two men are now in custody after attempting to steal catalytic converters from a Dorr Township business.
Man dies after horse kick to head
A man is dead after a horse kicked him in the head. It happened Saturday near Byron Center.
Tight schedule for some at Berlin Raceway
It will be a short holiday weekend for Berlin Raceway's Pro Stock, Sportsman and 4-Cylinder drivers, who will be back in action for Saturday's 7 p.m. program.
Hendrika Hubach, 78, was taken to her eternal home on Friday, June 27, 2008. She was faithful and submissive to the Lord's will in her life during a long struggle with multiple myeloma cancer.
Man dies after single kick from one ton horse
BYRON TOWNSHIP, Mich - A Byron Center man has died hours after being kicked in the head by a Belgian horse said to weigh nearly 2,500 lb.
Local doctors go to head of the class
Ear, nose and throat specialist Robert Petroelje always wanted to be a teacher. So, as he retires from his private medical practice this summer, he's planning to do just that.
Chuck Balwin, Constitution Party launch campaign in Grand Rapids
Trim work: Byron Center resident Dan Curtis works on cutting signs at the Constitution Party national headquarters on South Division Avenue in Kentwood.
Save a seat for a neighbors backyard theater
Posted by Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood, McClatchy Newspapers June 22, 2008 12:00 AM Categories: Home Remember those hot summer nights at the drive-in? Well, there's no need to pine for the days of old when you can ...
Dick and Debi Brouwer of Hudsonville announce the engagement of their daughter, Kylee Brouwer, to Kyle Zomerlei, son of Randy and Tracy Zomerlei of Byron Center.
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CATs get a new lair in Bryon Township
Used Equipment Manager Mike Johnson reprices inventory Monday afternoon at the Byron Center Michigan CAT facility.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
For Dads, grill options have multiplied, and performance has improved
Not many dads can sidestep weekend grilling duties, even if it is Father's Day. It's no coincidence, then, that the weeks leading to Father's Day are the busiest for outdoor grill sales.
Continue reading "Sewer bills grow with the flow"
Many West Michigan residents don't give it a second thought when they flush a toilet, take a shower or do a load of laundry.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Additions and renovations continue
Categories: Square Footage Baxter Community Center has received LEED certification for the renovation and expansion of its facility on Grand Rapids's southeast side.
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Severe thunderstorm headed toward Grand Rapids area; warning until 4:30
Posted by The National Weather Service June 06, 2008 15:57PM Categories: Breaking News The National Weather Service Doppler Radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms capable of producing penny size hail ...
Lifting yard waste ban may help landfill gas be greener
Talk about green energy. That bag of grass clippings from your yard could someday become electricity.
Home schoolers get personalized commencement
By Beth Loechler Daniel Crawford and 22 of his closest high school friends are having a party Friday.